JM Safety Training

18/02/2026

Manual handling training with the team at,
Lee Valley Gold and Country Club.

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12/02/2026

CPR & AED training today in Kilkenny.

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10/02/2026

Do you have an AED at work?
If yes, have you ever actually took the time to familiarise yourself with it 🤔🤔
There are many different models of AED.
Thats why we bring several different AED trainers with us on our First Aid courses.
Having staff trained is vital, having them familiar and confident with THEIR AED is just as important.

vist our website for more details.

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08/02/2026

So today we installed an outdoor AED at our home in Gowran co Kilkenny.( R95NX05 )
No lock, no code for easy access.
Hopefully it'll never be used, but its there for the neighbourhood and community just in case.

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02/02/2026

Manual handling training this weekend in Kilkenny.

With manual handling being the biggest cause of workplace injuries its vital your team are sufficiently trained in Manual Handling.

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31/12/2025

As we close off 2025 we would like to wish our clients and friends a very Happy New Year.

We had a very busy 2025 at JM Safety Training bringing on new courses and expanding our services into the supply of PPE .
We are looking forward to further expansion in 2026.

See you soon.

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22/12/2025

Just in: a full restock of frames 🎄
All sizes available, just in time for Christmas!
We can print and frame your photos for the perfect gift 🎁

19/12/2025

18/12/2025

Getting into the festive spirit here at JM Safety Training

16/11/2025

Stook 10 mile, LETS BE HAVING YA!

15/11/2025

First Aid Training on a Saturday, sure why not!!

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14/11/2025

First aid steps for object in eye.

Do not touch or rub: Avoid rubbing or touching the affected eye, as this can cause further damage.
Blink: Try blinking several times to see if the object dislodges naturally.
Flush with water:
Gently rinse the eye with clean water. You can use a clean measuring cup, a gentle stream from a tap, or a shower head.
Tilt your head back and let the water run from the inner corner of the eye to the outer corner.
Keep the eye open during flushing.
Continue flushing for at least 20 minutes if possible.

Red cards???
We advise keeping elbows down 😏

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