As guests in ice arenas, public health inspectors must comply with the facility's internal health and safety policies and procedures.

This may include wearing CSA-approved safety shoes while conducting an inspection or wearing a CSA-approved helmet if walking onto the ice.

If at any point a public health inspector experiences symptoms of carbon monoxide or nitrogen dioxide exposure, such as dizziness, headaches, or difficulty breathing, they must exit immediately and inform their supervisor.

Staying up to date with WHMIS training is essential for ensuring safety during inspections.