General
Operation Lifesaver, in cooperation with businesses, governments, railways and other organizations, annually produces a variety of documents, videos and miscellaneous items to assist in all stages of implementing its overall safety program. Some products are specially distributed at safety events while others are used in delivering an audio-visual Operation Lifesaver presentation. We have a variety of presentations specifically designed for youth and adults in different age, occupation and vocational groups. If you would like a presentation to be delivered to your school or organization, please contact Operation Lifesaver as listed on our Contact page or click: Request a Presentation. Hard copy formats of selected materials are normally reserved and used to supplement presentations given by our certified presenters, however, small quantities may be obtained by writing to OL at admin@operationlifesaver.ca
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Operation Lifesaver Brochure
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Public Rail Safety Guide
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Tips: Parents and CaregiversAs a parent or caregiver, you play an important role in teaching traffic safety to children in your care. One road safety message often overlooked is how to stay safe around railway tracks and trains. This tip sheet will help you to introduce and reinforce the railway safety message with children of all ages. |
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Tips: All Terrain Vehicle OperatorsOperation Lifesaver and its safety partners want you to be alert when riding your All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) near railway property and when crossing railway tracks. An ATV operator’s first responsibility must be safety. |
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Tips: Snowmobile OperatorsOperation Lifesaver and its safety partners want you to be alert when riding your snowmobile near railway property and when crossing railway tracks. A snowmobile operator’s first responsibility must be safety. |
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“Quiz Type” brochure |
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Tips: Passenger and Commuter Rail UsersPassenger/Commuter rail trains are an integral par t of today’s society. Operation Lifesaver would like to remind you that there are safety precautions to take at station platforms. |
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Tips: CyclistsOperation Lifesaver and its safety partners want you to be alert when cycling near and/or crossing railway tracks. |
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Tips: Rail FansRail fans display a great interest in the overall operation of trains and locomotives; they enjoy taking pictures, making videos or just watching railway operations. Operation Lifesaver would like to remind you of certain safety tips you should adopt to enjoy your hobby fully. |
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You’re on the Wrong TrackColor Posters – Bilingual
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Snowmobile – JPG Skiers – JPG ATV – JPG |
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Tips: Farm Machinery OperatorsOperation Lifesaver and the Canadian Federation of Agriculture (CFA) remind farm machinery operators to stay alert where field and farmstead access roads cross train tracks. |
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PlacematsSet of eight (4 English/ 4 French) activity oriented placemats for kids. |
