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Dublin Office |
The Digital Hub
10-13 Thomas St
Dublin 8
Ireland
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+353 (0)1 473 0550
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+353 (0)1 473 0566
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Cork Office |
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Unit 12
Eastgate Business Pk
Little Island
Cork
Ireland
T: +353 (0)21 435 4884
F: +353 (0)21 435 4886
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Welcome to the Safety Zone,
Phoenix Safety's monthly newsletter | |
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Public Courses Launch in Dublin |
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Due
to an unprecedented demand for Phoenix Safety
Training courses we are delighted to announce the grand launch of the
2008 Phoenix Safety Dublin Course Schedule. All Phoenix Safety courses
are presented by highly qualified instructors with the relevant
certification and industry knowledge and are developed according to
HSA guidelines.
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Ladder Safety at Home |
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Falls from heights are one of the leading causes of
fatalities in the home. The safest way to climb indoors
and out is to use a safe and secure ladder. Most homes
have some type of ladder either single, double extension
or folding step ladder.
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Holiday
Driving - Are We There Yet? |
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Excitement! The day has come and all the waiting is over,
we’re on our way, or are we? Have we got the journey
planned out? Holidays can often involve a lot of traveling
by road. The Easter period is regarded by many people as
an ideal time to take that weekend break with family or
friends.
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Public Courses in Cork |
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Below are some of our
upcoming courses in Little Island, Cork:
- 2 day Manual
Handling Instructor Refresher Course on April 3rd &
4th
- 1 day FAS Safe Pass
Course on April 7th
- 1 day Fire
Safety/Wardens Course on April 10th
- 1/2 day Seminar on
Workplace Bullying & Harassment on April 14th
- 1 day Occupational
First Aid Refresher Course on April 15th
- 3 day Forklift
Beginner (CB) Course on April 21st - 23rd
- 3 day Occupational
First Aid Course on April 23rd - 25th
Click here to access a full list of public courses on
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Q&A section with Paul Tierney
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Dear Paul,
To my knowledge, we are not affected by noise vibration
issues but I have noticed in the General Regulations that
these are mentioned and I know that the levels for the
noise came down in the last revision of the Act. Do we
need to carry out an assessment of sorts here now given
that we have no record of doing one before? Or are these
particular regulations aimed at different industries to
ours?
Michael, CEO
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Dear Paul,
I have been checking up on signage in relation to PPE and
chemicals. A blue background means mandatory action
whereas yellow is more advisory. Is it possible to create
one’s own set of signs based on the various shapes and
colors? I am wondering if can I create an eye-protection
sign, which is usually mandatory, but make it
yellow/orange as in advisory. I would assume not and that
it’s either fully implemented or not but with the changes
to the signage regulations I would like to know for sure.
Thanks,
John-Paul, Galway
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