I & G Safety Solutions

09/27/2025

Newfoundland Fall Protection training will be going on next Thursday and Friday, October 2/3rd. Please call or text 1-709-277-3553 to book your seat.

09/20/2025

09/19/2025

09/17/2025

Boil Order in Effect September 16, 2025

Due to the structure fire on Marine Drive, the Town has had to go on bypass. Residents will notice discolouration in their water.

The Town is on an immediate boil order until further notice.

09/02/2025

Emergency First Aid (one day) will be held on September 17th and Standard First Aid (2 days) will be held on September 17 and 18th. Please call/ Text 1-709-277-3553 to book your seat now.

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09/02/2025

OHS Committee Level 1 Sept 24. please Text or call to book your seat. 1-709-277-3553

09/02/2025

Confined Space will be going off on September 22/23rd starting at 9AM at 74 Crescent South.
Please Text 1-709-277-3553 to book your seat.

08/05/2025

07/17/2025

The RNC is warning the public of a dangerous drug known as phenazolam, detected in a pill sold on the illicit market.

Through laboratory testing of substances connected to a sudden death in March on the Northeast Avalon, Health Canada has confirmed that a pill presenting as xanax is actually phenazolam. The benzodiazepine is not approved for medical use in Canada and can lead to serious adverse effects, including death, especially when taken with opioids such as fentanyl.

There are significant concerns with regards to combinations of benzodiazepines (benzos), such as phenazolam, with opioids, also known as benzo-dope. Taking benzos and opioids together increases the risk of overdose and death. Naloxone, which is commonly used to counteract the effects of opioids and prevent overdose, has no effect in combatting the adverse effects of benzos.

The RNC recommends that people who are using street drugs:

• Be aware that phenazolam is in the province and could be in street drugs without your knowledge. Avoid benzo-dope.
• Do not use drugs alone. Leave your door unlocked and tell someone to check on you.
• Do testers to check drug strength. Begin with a small amount, use less and pace yourself.
• Have naloxone on hand; it will not help with phenazolam, but could help with opioids such as fentanyl.
• Talk with a health-care provider about reducing risk.

If you or someone you know is experiencing the symptoms of a drug overdose call 911 immediately. The Good Samaritan Act protects those experiencing a drug overdose or anyone present during an overdose from charges of possession when they call for emergency help.

07/10/2025

Power Line Hazards will be July 25 at 9 AM. Please call or text 1-709-277-3553 to book your seat.

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05/30/2025

Across Newfoundland and Labrador, communities continue to report serious connectivity challenges. MNL is once again calling for immediate action from the Provincial and Federal Governments to address critical gaps in rural cellular service across the province.

05/22/2025

They are the best!!!

Thank you to our neighbours at the Public Works Department for their continued assistance & support. This National Public Works week we also recognize the important work they do in the community, it’s always much appreciated!