Team Safety Person

All minor hockey teams in Canada must have a

HCSP-certified Safety Person.

Application to be a Team Safety Person and duties.

Requirements for the Team Safety

Injury Reports:

When an injury takes place it is the ‘Safety Person’s’ job to handle the event, keep in mind the following steps...

1. If an ambulance is needed it is your job to call for one or assign someone else too.

2. There must be two people in the change room with the player at all times.

3. Inform the parents of what steps are being taken and if they are not at the arena contact them ASAP.

4. Only the injured players parent’s or professional medical personal are allowed to administer any type of medication to him/her, except ‘EpiPens’ in the case of allergic shock.

5. Older players are not allowed to drive themselves home after any type of injury.

6. If not sure if the player’s injury requires medical attention, always error on the side of caution and advise that the player sees a doctor.

7. Provide the parents with the injury report to take with them to be completed by their doctor. Any player that has received medical attention/injured themselves may not return to the ice without a doctor’s note allowing them to.

8. Completed medical forms must be forwarded to KPMHA Risk Management Person within 7 days and to B.C. Hockey within 90 days.

Hockey Canada Injury Forms and more information are available from the                                    

B.C. Hockey Web Site

Safety Person- Emergency Action Protocols

Safety Requires Teamwork & Safety for All

Injury Report Form

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