It isn't under normal circumstances, but the Bell MTS Iceplex is open for hockey training on a very limited basis.
Bell MTS Iceplex General manager David Sattler sent along the Bell MTS Iceplex’s new safety Protocols:
- For all sessions, the ratio of instructors to participants will be equal. To accommodate the training needs of as many Jets Hockey Development customers as possible, sessions will be offered as full and half ice. To book sessions please email jhd@tnse.com, due to provincial health regulations limited capacity is available.
- With the current COVID-19 pandemic and current public health orders, what was once considered normal is no longer. As a result, a number of precautionary protocols and procedures have been implemented to provide safety to the participants and staff.
- Participants will not be able to enter the Bell MTS Iceplex until fifteen (15) minutes prior to the start of their ice time and must vacate the premises fifteen (15) minutes after the session has concluded.
- All participants must be dressed in their equipment except for their skates, gloves and helmets when entering the facility. It is encouraged for those that want to put their equipment on in the parking lot that they bring their own chair or small bench. Parking spaces will be altered to ensure proper physical distancing.
- At this time only one personwill be allowed to accompany the participant into the facility.
- All visitors to the facility that are not participants will have to wear a mask while in the facility. These individuals will be directed to a space in the arena where they will have to remain while in the facility, except for utilizing the washroom. No outside food or beverage will be allowed in the facility.
- Do you feel sick today?
- Do you have any of the following symptoms: fever, cough, sore throat, difficulty breathing, runny nose, headache?
- Have you or anyone in your household experienced any cold or flu-like symptoms in the last 14 days?
- Have you or anyone in your household been outside of Manitoba in the last 14 days?
- Have you been exposed to anyone diagnosed with the COVID-19 virus?
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