1. Personal Appearance

2. Looking the Part Create a Positive Impression Build Credibility
Defines Your Roll as an Official
Teacher and Game Manager
Good Looks Compliment Good Skills
Looking Like an Official Commands Respect

3. Necessary Equipment Helmet Mandatory Black in color Good condition
Visor (properly attached)
Sweater
Long-sleeved
Trousers
Black

4. Necessary Equipment (cont.)
Girdle protection
Skates
Well maintained
Clean white laces
No goalie skates!
Cup and supporter
Leg guards
Elbow guards

5. Proper On-Ice Attire Well groomed neat appearance Black helmet Sweater
Crest
Finger whistle
Clean white laces
Black trousers
Well maintained skates

6. Officials Supplies Whistles Finger type Minimum of 2 Rule book
Referees manual(s)
Equipment bag
Tape

7. Officials Supplies (cont.)
Telephone numbers
Assignors
Supervisors
Officials
Cut skate laces
Soap and towel

8. Off-Ice Dress for Regular Games
What to wear
Nice clothing
Neat, clean and tidy
No team jackets
Avoid T-shirts and jeans ( if possible )
Why?
Good first impression
Shows that officials take pride in work