Product Price lists
Merchandise
How to order
You may purchase directly from our website using PayPal or print an order form and fax it to us at 709.738.1475. You may also email your order to lifeguard@nl.rogers.com or order by telephone at 709.576.1953
Lifesaving Society Clothing Clearance!
SALE! Bronze Medallion GOT IT T-shirt
Sizes M, L and XL only
$5.00
$5.00 shipping
You may purchase directly from our website using PayPal or print an order form and fax it to us at 709.738.1475. You may also email your order to lifeguard@nl.rogers.com or order by telephone at 709.576.1953
Lifesaving Society Clothing Clearance!
SALE! Bronze Medallion GOT IT T-shirt
Sizes M, L and XL only
$5.00
$5.00 shipping
Canada's Lifeguard Experts Messenger Bag in navy.
$18.00 + taxes and shipping
$18.00 + taxes and shipping
Visual Resources
Sledsmart DVD
The Newfoundland and Labrador Lifesaving Society launched a revised DVD to make Canadians more aware of the dangers of snowmobiling on ice-covered bodies of water. The Society’s Sledsmart program was created in 1996 to address the problem of water-related snowmobile deaths in Newfoundland and Labrador. However, the problem reaches much further than the shores of this province.
For all Canadian water-related deaths and those related only to ice, about two-thirds of the victims were participating in recreational activities. One recreational activity, snowmobiling, accounted for about half of all recreational ice-related deaths. As might be expected, nearly all water-related snowmobiling deaths involved unsafe ice or open holes in the ice.
The DVD is produced in English and French, which are available on the same disc. The Sledsmart module is 25 minutes long and the CAC module is nine minutes in length.
$19.95 - includes shipping and taxes
Sledsmart DVD
The Newfoundland and Labrador Lifesaving Society launched a revised DVD to make Canadians more aware of the dangers of snowmobiling on ice-covered bodies of water. The Society’s Sledsmart program was created in 1996 to address the problem of water-related snowmobile deaths in Newfoundland and Labrador. However, the problem reaches much further than the shores of this province.
For all Canadian water-related deaths and those related only to ice, about two-thirds of the victims were participating in recreational activities. One recreational activity, snowmobiling, accounted for about half of all recreational ice-related deaths. As might be expected, nearly all water-related snowmobiling deaths involved unsafe ice or open holes in the ice.
The DVD is produced in English and French, which are available on the same disc. The Sledsmart module is 25 minutes long and the CAC module is nine minutes in length.
$19.95 - includes shipping and taxes
Sledsmart Facilitator Program
The Lifesaving Society's Sledsmart public education program helps educate snowmobilers about the dangers of crossing ice-covered bodies of water, hypothermia and provides general safety tips.
Who can deliver the program?
The Lifesaving Society’s Sledsmart program is successful, due in large part to those volunteers who deliver it to the community. Community Policing officers, teachers, community organizations, public health and safety committees and parents can all deliver the information.
The package is designed to be user friendly and able to be delivered by a wide range of individuals without specialized training. The Society asks that individuals presenting the Sledsmart program register with the Society (its free) and to provide feedback and statistical information to the Society after completion presentations.
Resources included in the Facilitator package are presented on a CD and additional education and information resources are included.
- 25 page safety manual
- A full color brochure specific to crossing ice-covered bodies of water.
- A safety tips/checklist card
- 34 minute Sledsmart safety video -French and English
$44.95 + $10 shipping and handling/taxes
Learn to make your own ice picks!
Pool and Waterfront Safety Guidelines
Public Aquatic Facility Safety Standards
The Lifesaving Society has a mandate for public safety. The Lifesaving
Society Public Aquatic Facility Safety Standards are your source of information
about how to provide a safe environment and understand the regulations
and standards that you must follow to achieve this goal. The Society
developed and published these standards to educate pool owners about
what they can do to safely operate their pool. Applying these standards to
your pool will help you protect your customers – the public. It will also help
you reduce the risk of injury or legal actions resulting from injuries..
$16.00 includes taxes and shipping
Read the Executive Summary
Waterfront Safety Guidelines
The Waterfront Safety Guidelines is designed to assist waterfront owners and operators in Newfoundland & Labrador in providing a safe aquatic environment for their patrons. It is written and distributed as a service to Royal Lifesaving Society affiliates in response to their many questions about waterfront operations.
Read the Executive Summary
$16.00 includes taxes and shipping
Read the Executive Summary
$16.00 includes taxes and shipping
Safety Equipment
Throw Bag
Fox 40 Whistle
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Lifesaving Society
11 Austin Street
PO Box 8065, Station A
St. John's, NL A1B 3M9
Contact us lifeguard@nl.rogers.com
Tel: 709-576-1953
Fax: 709-738-1475
Copyright 2012 by The Royal Life Saving Society Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador Branch.
Registered Charity No. 13237 8134 RP0001
11 Austin Street
PO Box 8065, Station A
St. John's, NL A1B 3M9
Contact us lifeguard@nl.rogers.com
Tel: 709-576-1953
Fax: 709-738-1475
Copyright 2012 by The Royal Life Saving Society Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador Branch.
Registered Charity No. 13237 8134 RP0001