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For many of you, being a referee and understanding the responsibilities that go with it is not new. However, for those of you that are new to refereeing, this is a reminder that being a referee is a job. Like any job, refereeing comes with benefits, but it also has certain responsibilities.
Position Title: Saskatoon Referee Association Hockey Official
Employer: Saskatoon Referees Association
Responsibilities:
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Responsible for all hockey games assigned to you.
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To find a replacement when you are unable to work your scheduled game(s) and to ensure that a qualified official covers all games.
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To ensure the assignor is made aware of any and all changes.
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To ensure your hockey game(s) start on time.
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All members are expected to follow and uphold the Hockey Canada Officiating Program’s (HCOP’s) Official’s Code of Ethics as well as the SRA constitution and bylaws.
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Each member of the Association is responsible for carrying out his/her duties and assignments in a manner that will gain respect for both officials and officiating.
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To attend the SRA meeting on the third Monday of each month.
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Qualifications:
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Member of the Saskatchewan Hockey Association (SHA) Referee's Division
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Attended a SHA Officials Clinic
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Member of the Saskatoon Referees Association (SRA)
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Attend all SRA Association Meetings
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