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Practical steps include secure storage of medicines and chemicals, regular environmental sweeps for button batteries and small objects, staff education and clear signage where hazardous substances are used. Periodic audits and incident reviews help demonstrate to regulators that you take poisoning risks seriously and act on learning.
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