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PRODUCT CERTIFICATION MEETING INFORMATION HECC ADMINISTRATION
CURRENT LIST OF CERTIFIED PRODUCTS Participant Contact Information HECC Validator Contact Information Bidding Procedure for HECC Validator About Product Certification Testing Falsely Claiming Certification
Current List of Verified Spit Guard Products HECC Statement on COVID-19 Spit Guards Important Notice Regarding Wall Masks Important Notice Regarding Promasque Important Notices Regarding Labels Consumer Information for Hockey Players and Their Families Bauer Announces Goalie Mask Recall
Current List of Verified Spit Guard Products HECC Statement on COVID-19 Spit Guards
Request for Research Proposals
Officers and Committee Members Meeting Information - November 8th, 2023
Concussion Heads Up, Don't Duck! |
The Hockey Equipment Certification Council (HECC): • A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, created at the request of USA Hockey in 1978. HECC's Mission: • Seek out, evaluate and select standards and testing procedures for hockey equipment for the purpose of Product Certification.
HECC's Purpose: • Develop and establish criteria and procedures for certification. • Design and determine the method of identifying the certified equipment (registered logo). • Promote the use of certified products. • Monitor the program to ascertain its effectiveness on the sport of hockey. • Promote and sponsor research pertaining to the reduction of injuries in hockey.
HECC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that was created at the request of USA Hockey in 1978. The purpose for creating HECC was to establish an independent certification body for amateur hockey equipment, primarily head protection. USA Hockey (USAH) mandates the use of HECC Certified Equipment. A number of interested volunteers representing several professional organizations also participated in establishing HECC, which as an independent organization, has its own Constitution, By-Laws, and Executive Committee. The HECC certification program validates the manufacturers' certification that the equipment they produce has been tested and meets the requirements of the most appropriate performance standards. Because there are so many different types of equipment on the market, the HECC certification label advises the consumer that the equipment passes all tests indicating that the equipment meets the performance criteria specific to the body areas it was designed to protect, at the time it was submitted for testing. HECC certified equipment is recognition of the HECC certification process. HECC certified equipment is required by USA Hockey, the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS), and NCAA (facemasks only). |
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