Supervisor 1 - Ice Skating Ops

Question 1

Artificial rinks have refrigerants to call the Brine which is constantly circulated through the wrought iron pipes in bedded in the floor of the rink. The Brine can be chilled to below 0°F because it contains a chemical salt known as

Answer 1

Calcium chloride

Question 2

The minimum ice thickness generally considered safer ice-skating on a lake or pond who’s step does not exceed 3 feet is_____ inches

Answer 2

3”

Question 3

In the operation of an ice-skating rink, prior to starting the process of ice building, the slab surface should be painted with ______ paint

Answer 3

White water paint

Question 4

Crowd control in an ice-skating rink includes all phases of the patrons activities from admissions line up to the time the patrons leave the rink. According to regulations, during special sessions, guard should

Answer 4

Be positioned off the ice near entrances

Question 5

Conditioning a services on outdoor rinks in early fall or late spring is best accomplished

Answer 5

After each session

Question 6

The standard of thickness for safe skating on league and ponds with water depths over 3 feet is _______ inches

Answer 6

5”

Question 7

Assume that a heavy snow storm has reached the area at the start of the evening session of outdoor rink operations. The one of the following actions that should be taken is to

Answer 7

Turn off 1/2 of the rink at a time for snow removal operations