Coach Compliance Flowchart The Coach Compliance flowchart outlines the responsibilities of each member involved in supporting coaches. It provides a breakdown of duties, ensures alignment across roles, and helps streamline communication so coaches and staff can work together efficiently. Coach Compliance Flowchart Coach Compliance: Why This Matters One of the advantages of being part of the Swim Alberta community is the confidence that comes with knowing every coach has been vetted and trained to a high national standard. By requiring compliance before being an active coach, we not only protect our swimmers but also reinforce Swim Alberta’s reputation for excellence and leadership in Canadian swimming. These measures are not optional—they are designed to mitigate risk and safeguard athletes, coaches, officials, and volunteers. Compliance Checklist NCCP (National Coaching Certification Program) Coaches must meet the respective NCCP requirements to coach and attend competitions. More information on the NCCP requirements can be found on the Swimming Canada website VISIT NCCP Safe Sport Training All coaches must complete one of the safe sport training options below: Respect in Sport CAC Safe Sport Training CSCA Screening Disclosure Form As outlined in Swim Alberta’s Screening Policy, all individuals in designated roles must complete mandatory screening measures before engaging in activities with members. This form will be completed through your personal REMS account. VISIT REMS Criminal RecorD /Vulnerable Sector CheckS As per Swim Alberta’s Screening Policy, the following is required for all registered coaches: Vulnerable Sector Check – only required for individuals born before March 12, 1994 Criminal Record Check (E-PIC) every 3 seasons Screening policy Access Coach Resources for more information On the Resources page, search for more information with the tags “coach”, “coach compliance” or use the keyword search tool. RESOURCES