Coming soon.
Together with Curling Canada, CURLSASK is excited to implement the new Ice Technician Program!
Curling Canada and its Member Associations are committed to creating educational programs for individuals serving its member’s curling centers in the role of Ice Technician. Wheater assisting with the daily maintenance or installing ice for major competitions in arenas – Curling Canada has a training program for each of the roles these important individuals play in the sport of curling. We want all participants to have the very best environment and playing conditions wherever they choose to play.
The new Ice Technician Program is comprised of the following courses:
The Assistant Ice Technician Program is a one-day in-person workshop. The workshop is suitable for volunteers and assistants working under the guidance of a Certified Curling Ice Technician. The course is designed to teach assistants basic maintenance of ice.
The CIT Program is intended for those who are looking for a career in ice making and need to learn the skills of installing, maintaining, and removing ice in a dedicated curling facility for league and bonspiel play. At the completion of the workshop, participants will be at the “Curling Ice Technician – Trained” status.
This is the next step for those who have received the “Curling Ice Technician – Trained Status”, and that now wish to become “Curling Ice Technician – Certified Status”.
Competition Ice – Ice installed in an arena (non-dedicated curling facility) over an existing ice surface for short-term competitive events. Pre-Requisites for the Competition Ice Technician Program to apply. Spaces may be limited, and selection based on experience may be required.
Program Delivered By: Curling Canada
For any questions regarding the new Ice Technician Program, please contact Dustin Mikush at dustin.mikush@curlsask.ca
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