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14 MAY, 2016

PARADICE - HEALTH & SAFETY

PARADICE - HEALTH & SAFETY


IMPORTANT NOTICE :

Paradice have identified ice resurfacing as a key area of risk with respect to Health & Safety.

Please make sure that you all read & comply with following.

1. All players , pucks , and gear to be off ice before ice cut
2. During ice cut , only on ice officials allowed on ice
3. No one allowed to sit on the boards
4. No one allowed to stop ice cut ( unless there is a clear and present danger )
5. No one allowed to set foot on the ice until zamboni doors are closed & coaches ( for practices ) and referee ( for games ) to signal when players can take the ice.

Coaches , Team Managers , and Referees are responsible for ensuring that players comply with above.

Paradice have made it clear that if players do not comply with there ice resurfacing procedure , the zamboni drive will stop ice cutting until players or objects are removed from the ice.
Please note that Paradice allow 15 minutes between games to resurface the ice and any delays can mean that your game time can be reduced to allow scorebench to run games as per schedule.

Avondale 
Game 1 - 4.30 - 5.30pm
Game 2 - 5.45 - 6.45pm
Game 3 - 7.00 - 8.00pm

Botany 
Game 1 - 4.45 - 5.45pm
Game 2 - 6.00 - 7.00pm
Game 3 - 7.15 - 8.15pm

Again an important reminder to all - All players & on ice officials must wear helmets correctly at all times while on the ice. 

Thank you for your continued help in making sure we all comply with Health & Safety directives while at the rink.


 

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