Jet Ice

Jet Ice – Official Sponsor of Ice Technician Courses for CURLSASK!

Curling Canada and CURLSASK recognize the need for a National Ice Technician Education Certification Program. Managers and Board members of clubs should strive to provide their memberships with quality playing conditions.

CURLSASK hosts Level 1 and Level 2 Ice Making Workshops throughout each season. Information provided at the workshops include:

  • Ice Installation & Tips
  • Stone Care & Equipment
  • Pebble Types & How to Pebble
  • Ice Scrapers & Scraping Patterns
  • Temperature & Humidity
  • Question & Answer period
  • Lots of opportunity to network with fellow ice makers and clubs
  • A great forum for ALL curling club ice makers regardless of Level of Certification

LEVEL ONE

Cost for Level 1 – $115.00 person (includes taxes)
Registration includes Curling Canada Ice Technician Manual and Curling Canada Level One Certification
Course typically runs Saturday and Sunday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

LEVEL TWO

Cost for Level 2 – $300.00 person (includes taxes)
• Pre-Requisite – Level 1 Curling Ice Technician Certification
• Minimum 1 season of Ice Technician Experience after completing the Level 1 Certification.

Registration includes Curling Canada Ice Technician Manual and CC Level Two Certification. Level 2 Course typically runs Friday – 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM, Saturday – 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Sunday – 9:00 am to 5:00 PM

Please contact the CURLSASK Office to register. 306.780-9202

2018-2019 Clinic Dates

Ice Technician Level One

  • COMING SOON!

Ice Technician Level Two

  • COMING SOON!

Clinic Hosting Information

Curling Canada is currently revising the Ice Techinician Certification Process, and we hope to communicate the upcoming changes soon!

2017-2018 Certifications

Level 1 or Level 2 Ice Technician Workshop – Opportunity to host

CURLSASK is always interested in working with sites to host Ice Technician Workshops.

Some benefits for your curling club to host a workshop are:

  • A $300 credit with Jet Ice
  • Training people with ice installation & maintenance
  • Interaction with other ice makers in your area
  • Increase quality of ice in your club and surrounding clubs
  • Gives exposure for your club

The responsibility of the curling club to host a workshop is as follows:

1) Donate ice (minimum 2 sheets) and classroom facilities within the curling rink and ensure ice is booked. Grant access to the ice plant facilities and use of ice maker’s equipment for demonstration purposes.

2) Ensure participants have access to lunch counter/restaurant for meals.

3) Ensure accommodations are available for instructors and out-of-town participants.

4) Assist in recruiting participants by informing all the clubs in your area as well as other neighboring areas. Posters will be supplied to you by the CURLSASK Office. We would require a minimum of 10 participants for the course to run.

5) Forward any course participant names to the CURLSASK office accompanied by the participant’s cheque.

6) Provide a contact person in your community. This person is responsible for registering course participants on the first morning of the course and will be the person the course materials; equipment, etc. will be shipped to.

If your club is interested in hosting an Ice Technician workshop, please CLICK HERE  for the Hosting Request Form. Complete the form and mail/email it to the CURLSASK office. If you have any questions, please contact the CURLSASK Office