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Risk Mgmt
RISK MANAGEMENT UPDATE!
Reminder to all coaches, trainers, managers that your Risk Management (Respect in Sport, Criminal Record Check, Child Abuse Registry) must be in place by December 1st.
Anyone without current Risk Management/Coach Credentials by December 1st will be removed from the bench. Anyone in need of a coaching clinic will be approved as long as they are registered in an upcoming clinic.
Bench staff with suspensions from last year are illegible to be on the bench until their paperwork is current.
Anyone with questions or inquiries please email riskmanagement@pcmha.com
PCMHA
***ALL COACHES ARE ENCOURAGED TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN THEIR OWN "HCR" ACCOUNT TO MANAGE THEIR CREDENTIALS: Please click here for instructions on HCR Account Set up.
***ALL VOLUNTEERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING RISK MANAGEMENT
REQUIREMENTS:
1. CRC - Obtain a Criminal Record Check from the RCMP or local police detachment. PCMHA can provide a volunteer letter that will waive any fees. This document is submitted to PCMHA Risk Management for approval/submission to HNS.
2. CAR - Complete and mail the Child Abuse Registry form (available under FORMS) to Dept of Community Services. When the clearance letter is returned via mail, the document is submitted to PCMHA Risk Management for approval/submission to HNS.
3. RIS - Respect in Sport - see details and link below.
***ALL COACHES/TRAINERS/ON ICE VOLUNTEERS/MANAGERS ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE RESPECT IN SPORT FOR COACHES: https://hns.respectgroupinc.com/secure/
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At Hockey Nova Scotia, safety is our number one priority. We ensure that the game is organized and played in the safest manner possible. Our policies require that coaches complete a Criminal Record and Child Abuse Registry check. Players are protected by major liability, medical and dental policies. Abuse and harassment guidelines are also in place for all to respect and follow. |
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Hockey Canada Safety Program |
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The Hockey Canada Safety Program was developed by Hockey Canada to promote injury prevention and safety through risk management education. The program ensures that hockey is played in the safest and most enjoyable way possible. Click here to learn more about the Hockey Canada Safety Program. |
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Speak Out! Program |
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The Hockey Canada Speak Out! Program provides training, educational programs and awareness of abuse and harassment for coaches, managers, safety people, parents, players and administrators. The program promotes a safe and healthy environment for young players to enjoy the game of hockey. Click here to learn more about the Speak Out! Program and how you can get involved. |
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What is abuse? |
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Abuse is when someone physically or verbally mistreats another person. |
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What should I do if I am or someone else is being abused? |
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Talk to someone you trust (i.e. parent, coach, trainer, manager, another parent, etc). |
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How do I report abuse? |
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Talk to someone you trust (i.e. parent, coach, trainer, manager, another parent, etc). Report the abuse to the local authorities. |
Safety For All - A Guide to Understanding Bullying, Harassment, and Abuse for Parents and Guardians
Safety Requires Teamwork - An information guide to Hockey Canada’s Risk Management and National Insurance Programs