IPSC Saskatchewan is pleased to announce the establishment of the IPSC SK Range Officials Advisory Committee. This committee will be tasked with providing guidance on safety matters, overseeing the delivery of the Black Badge program, selecting Range Officers, and assessing the performance of current Range Officers.
IPSC Saskatchewan is excited to announce the creation of the IPSC SK Range Officials Advisory Committee. This newly established committee will play a crucial role in enhancing safety protocols, overseeing the Black Badge Program, and ensuring the selection and evaluation of Range Officers across the province.
Committee Responsibilities
The IPSC SK Range Officials Advisory Committee will be responsible for:
- Guiding Safety Practices – Providing expert oversight to maintain and improve safety standards at all IPSC SK-sanctioned events.
- Overseeing the Black Badge Program – Ensuring the effective delivery of the Black Badge certification process for new competitors.
- Selecting Range Officers – Identifying and appointing qualified Range Officers to officiate IPSC matches within Saskatchewan.
- Evaluating Range Officers – Conducting performance assessments of current Range Officers to uphold high standards of officiating.
This committee comprises experienced and dedicated individuals who bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to their roles:
- Collin O’Byrne – Sask Training and Safety Coordinator
- Wes John – NROI Section Deputy
- Barry Moore – Range Master
- Adnan Parwez – Section Coordinator
Their collective experience and commitment to excellence will be instrumental in ensuring the continued success and professionalism of IPSC shooting sports in Saskatchewan.
What This Means for IPSC SK
The establishment of this committee underscores IPSC Saskatchewan’s commitment to safety, training, and high-quality match officiating. Competitors and officials alike can expect enhanced support, clearer guidance, and a structured approach to training and performance evaluation.
We look forward to seeing the positive impact of this initiative and encourage all members to support and engage with the committee as they work towards strengthening the IPSC community in Saskatchewan.
For more information or any inquiries regarding the committee’s initiatives, please reach out to IPSC Saskatchewan.