This comprehensive security awareness toolbox talk equips staff at train stations and bus terminals with practical guidance to prevent and respond to violence, theft, and terrorism threats. It covers risk assessments, CCTV standards (BS EN 60849), duress alarms (BS EN 62676‑2), crowd management, legal powers of detention, and post‑incident debriefs. The talk references the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, Railway and Other Guided Transport Systems (Safety) Regulations 2006 (legislation), Counter‑Terrorism and Security Act 2015 (legislation), and HSE violence guidance (HSE). It also links to bus and coach security best practice (GOV.UK) and data protection requirements for CCTV (DPA 2018). Regular audits of CCTV footage and duress alarm logs should be conducted quarterly to verify system functionality and identify emerging threats. Staff should be reminded to report any suspicious activity immediately using the designated incident reporting app. The toolbox talk should be reviewed annually and updated to reflect any changes in legislation, such as amendments to the Counter‑Terrorism and Security Act or updates to BS EN standards. Embedding these practices into the organisation’s safety management system supports compliance with BS EN ISO 45001 and demonstrates a proactive approach to protecting passengers and employees.