Ice Rink Emergency Evacuation Check-In Form

Complete Ice Rink Emergency Evacuation & Headcount Form

When an emergency strikes at your ice rink facility—whether it's a fire alarm, refrigeration leak, structural concern, or other critical incident—you need to account for everyone quickly and accurately. From public skaters and hockey players on the ice to Zamboni operators, coaches in equipment areas, and staff monitoring refrigeration systems, ice rink facilities present unique evacuation challenges with multiple zones and specialized personnel.

This Ice Rink Emergency Evacuation Check-In Form is designed specifically for ice rink managers, facility operators, and safety coordinators who need a fast, comprehensive way to conduct headcounts and confirm zone clearance during emergency situations.

Why Ice Rinks Need Specialized Evacuation Forms

Ice rinks aren't typical buildings. They have distinctive areas that require specific evacuation protocols:

• Ice surface: Public skaters, figure skaters, hockey players, and coaches actively on ice
• Zamboni areas: Machine operators and maintenance staff in restricted zones
• Refrigeration rooms: Technical staff monitoring critical and potentially hazardous systems
• Locker rooms: Athletes changing in gender-separated facilities
• Hockey equipment areas: Players in full gear that may slow evacuation
• Penalty boxes, benches, and spectator areas: People in various sections of the facility
• Skate rental and pro shop: Staff and customers in retail zones

Traditional evacuation forms don't account for these specialized areas or the unique risks associated with ice facility operations. This template ensures every zone is checked, every role is accounted for, and safety coordinators have a complete picture during crisis situations.

What's Included in This Template

This comprehensive evacuation form captures:

• Evacuee identification: Name, role (skater, staff, operator, coach, spectator), and contact information
• Zone-specific clearance: Confirmation of clearance from ice surface, Zamboni area, refrigeration rooms, locker rooms, equipment areas, and other facility zones
• Headcount data: Number of people evacuated from each area
• Safety status: Injury reports, missing persons, and assistance needs
• Incident details: Emergency type, time, and evacuation route used
• Equipment shutdown confirmation: Critical for refrigeration systems and Zamboni equipment
• Special circumstances: People with mobility issues, those in skates who may need assistance, or individuals separated from groups

Built with Paperform's conditional logic, the form adapts based on the evacuee's role and location, showing relevant questions for staff members while streamlining the process for public skaters. This ensures you get detailed facility information when needed without slowing down basic headcount confirmation.

Perfect for Ice Rink Safety Coordinators & Facility Managers

Whether you manage a community recreation center, competitive hockey arena, figure skating facility, or multi-purpose ice complex, this template serves facilities of all sizes:

• Municipal recreation facilities: Public skating sessions with high volumes of casual skaters
• Hockey arenas: Teams, leagues, and tournaments with players in full equipment
• Figure skating clubs: Training facilities with coaches and competitive athletes
• Multi-sheet complexes: Large facilities with multiple ice surfaces and zones
• University and school rinks: Educational institutions with student and public access

The form works for planned evacuation drills as well as real emergencies, helping you maintain compliance with safety regulations while protecting the unique mix of public visitors, athletes, and specialized technical staff in your facility.

Streamline Emergency Response with Paperform

This template leverages Paperform's powerful features designed for time-sensitive data collection:

Mobile-first design means safety coordinators can complete headcounts on phones or tablets at evacuation assembly points, even in parking lots or outdoor rally areas, without needing clipboards or Wi-Fi.

Offline capability ensures forms can be filled out during emergencies when building internet may be disrupted, with data syncing once connection is restored.

Conditional logic shows zone-specific questions only to relevant personnel (refrigeration monitoring questions for technical staff, equipment area questions for hockey players) making the form faster for everyone.

Real-time notifications can alert facility managers, fire marshals, and emergency coordinators immediately when someone reports an injury, identifies a missing person, or confirms a zone hasn't been cleared.

Automate Your Emergency Protocols with Stepper

Once evacuation data is submitted, Stepper (stepper.io) can automate your emergency response workflow:

• Alert emergency contacts when headcounts are incomplete or someone is reported missing
• Notify facility managers when critical zones (refrigeration rooms, Zamboni areas) are confirmed clear
• Update safety logs automatically in your facility management system or Google Sheets
• Trigger follow-up protocols based on emergency type (ammonia leak vs. fire vs. weather event)
• Send all-clear notifications to staff when evacuation is complete and facility is safe to re-enter
• Generate incident reports compiling all evacuation data for safety reviews and regulatory compliance

This automation means your safety team can focus on managing the emergency rather than manually coordinating communications and documentation.

Built for Ice Rink, Hockey Arena, and Recreation Professionals

This form template is specifically designed for:

• Ice rink managers and facility directors responsible for overall safety operations
• Recreation coordinators managing public skating programs
• Hockey program directors coordinating team and league safety
• Facility operations staff who execute evacuation procedures
• Safety officers and compliance managers ensuring regulatory adherence
• Refrigeration technicians who must account for critical system zones

With Paperform, you can customize this template to match your specific facility layout, add your rink's logo and branding, translate it for multilingual communities, and embed it on tablets at key facility locations for instant access during emergencies.

SOC 2 Type II Compliance & Secure Data Handling

Emergency evacuation data can include sensitive personal information and incident details. Paperform is SOC 2 Type II compliant, meaning your evacuation records are handled with enterprise-grade security, proper data encryption, and audit controls—critical for liability protection and regulatory compliance.

Start Your Ice Rink Safety Protocol Today

Join over 500,000 teams worldwide who trust Paperform for professional, reliable forms and workflows. Whether you're conducting quarterly evacuation drills or responding to real emergencies, this template gives you the structure, speed, and accountability ice rink facilities need.

Get started with Paperform's free plan to test the form with your safety team, or move to Essentials or Pro tiers for advanced features like offline forms, priority support, and unlimited submissions. No coding required—your safety coordinator can have this customized and deployed in minutes.