| Gas Safety In The Home |
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Every year in this country there are a number of deaths which are attributed to accidents in the home with Gas.
There are many types of gas which are harmful to humans and some of these can exist within your home. One of the most common gasses to be found in homes is Radon. A recent study by the World Health Organisation revealed that Ireland has the 6th highest average levels of Radon Gas...
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| Manual Handling At Home |
For many people Manual Handling is just considered to be something we need for work. In actual fact much of the lifting, carrying, pushing and pulling we do in a day is done at home.
From something simple like loading the dishwasher to hanging out clothes on the line, or working in the garden we are using our backs, and maybe not always thinking about how the activity is affecting it...
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| News & Events |
EU Safety Week runs from the 19th - 23rd October 2009. This years theme is "Healthy Workplaces: Good for you. Good for business. A European campaign on Risk Assessment”. Contact us for advice on risk assessments in your workplace and discount on all risk assessments booked during EU safety week 09. |
| Public Courses |
Public Courses in Cork
- Confined Space - 23rd October
- Manual Handling -
30th October
- FAS Safe Pass -
2nd November
- Occupational First Aid -
4th - 6th November
- Manual Handling Insturctor Refresher -
5th - 6th November
- Safety Representatives -
10th, 17th & 23rd November
- Occupational First Aid Refresher -
12th November
Public Courses in Dublin
- Fetac Level 5 Health & Safety Certificate - 5th, 23rd & 27th November - €1300
- Safety Representatives - 16th - 18th November- €495
- Occupational First Aid -
25th - 27th November - €525
To book a place on a course in contact Eilis at eiliskeaney@phoenixsafety.ie
Click here to access a full list of public courses on
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| Q&A section with Paul Tierney |
Dear Paul,
Is CPR for children different to that for adults?
Kind Regards,
Alice

Dear Paul,
My child has recently asked if she can take up horse riding as a hobby. While I want her to have an interest, as a parent I feel that this may be a dangerous activity. What would you advise?
Regards,
Sean

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