Presenter’s Overview
Each year, Operation Lifesaver's network of trained, certified Presenters conduct free programs on rail safety education for hundreds of groups around the country.
Most OL Presenters are volunteers donating personal time to speak with schoolchildren, community organizations, driver ed classes, professional truck and bus drivers, emergency response personnel and law enforcement officers, educating them about highway-rail grade crossing safety and the importance of staying off railroad tracks and property.
Additional Presenters represent local, state and federal government agencies, private companies, railroads and other organizations. No matter where they're from, our dedicated Presenters share a common goal: To reduce the likelihood of collisions between people/vehicles and trains through rail safety education.
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Become a presenter.
If you enjoy public speaking and would like to tell people about safety around the rails, please contact your State Coordinator about becoming a trained and certified Operation Lifesaver Presenter.
Presenter Requirements
- Complete the Presenter’s Certification Course.
- Give a successful full public presentation within 90 days of completeing the course.
- Agree and abide by all policies and procedures in the Volunteer Application.
- Give a minimum of four presentations a year to maintain your certification.