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Burn or scald at work? Cool the area under running water for 20 minutes. No ice or butter. Learn practical first aid: Call Jackie 📞

⚠️ Albury/Wodonga: Flood risk tonight. Never enter floodwater. Avoid waterways; secure items. Unresponsive/not breathing normally? Call 000 + start CPR. Book first aid courses

Wet Monday? Albury/Wodonga: up to 80% rain Monday arvo–Tuesday. After a fall, check injuries; keep still if spinal/fracture injury suspected. Call 000 if serious. Comment SAFE. Call

Cold Albury winter making you dizzy? Blood pressure spikes can cause fainting! Sit them down, elevate legs & keep calm. Learn real skills with RN Jackie. Call/Text Jackie on tel:+61450533179!

Winter footy & netball injuries happen! Keep your local club safe with practical First Aid training. Call/Text Jackie: tel:+61450533179

Winter workshop check: inspect, choose the right tool, store safely. Cut? Apply firm direct pressure. Crush injury? Stop work and seek care. Practical First Aid: Call

🌧️ Stormy weather is on the way for Albury/Wodonga today , Thursday 20 August.

BOM is forecasting a 90% chance of rain, around 5–10 mm, possible thunderstorms from mid-morning through the evening, temperatures of 12–15°C, and northerly winds of 15–25 km/h turning north-westerly. A Minor Flood Warning is current for the Murray River.

Please stay safe:
✅ Head indoors when thunder is close. Avoid open areas and tall objects.
✅ If it is safe to do so, unplug sensitive electronics before storm activity. Never handle plugs or cords with wet hands.
✅ Never drive, ride or walk through floodwater : you cannot judge its depth or current.
✅ Stay well back from the Murray River, creeks and other swollen waterways.
✅ Slow down, increase following distance and use headlights in heavy rain or low visibility.
✅ Watch for slippery paths, muddy ground and fallen branches.

If someone is injured, only help when the area is safe. If they are unconscious and not breathing normally, call 000 first, put your phone on speaker and begin CPR: place both hands in the centre of the chest and push hard and fast at 100–120 compressions per minute, to a depth of about 5–6 cm for an adult. Use an AED as soon as one is available.

Practical First Aid and CPR training helps you act with confidence when conditions change quickly. We offer engaging workplace and small-group courses across Albury/Wodonga.

Call/Text Jackie or visit https://yatsontraining.com.au to secure your training.

Albury/Wodonga: thunder = indoors. Avoid floodwater, secure loose items, prep torch. No response/no normal breathing: call 000, start CPR. Call Jackie yatsontraining.com.au

Albury/Wodonga: 12°C, feels like 2°C this morning; showers increase overnight. Prevent slips, layer up and watch for shivering, confusion or slurred speech. Book Yatson First Aid/CPR.

Albury/Wodonga: 12°C, feels like 2°C this morning. Showers tonight. Layer up, slow down on wet paths. Hypothermia? Move somewhere warm and dry. Book Yatson First Aid: Call Jackie