Code of Massachusetts Regulations
105 CMR - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Title 105 CMR 675.000 - Requirements To Maintain Airqualityin Indoorskating Rinks (state Sanitary Code, Chapter Xi)
Section 675.007 - Record Keeping Requirements

(A) The operator shall keep a record keeping log which has on its cover the name of the skating rink, the name of the skatingrink owners, the name of the skating rink operator and in large print the words "Air Quality Record Keeping Log".

(B) The record keeping log shall be divided into two sections, one section for the recording of information regarding the ice resurfacing equipment and a separate section for the recording of the results of required air samples.

(C) The operator shall record and keep in the section of the record keeping log reserved for information about the ice resurfacing equipment, the following information: name of the manufacturer of the resurfacing equipment; age of the resurfacing equipment; type(s) of fuel(s) used to operate the resurfacing equipment; the dates of each tuning of the resurfacing equipment, with the name, company, address and signature of the person performing the tuning; the manufacturer, type and date of installation of the catalytic converter equipment; the name, comp any address and signature of the person who installed the catalytic converter; the dates of any repairs or maintenance of the catalytic converter; and the name, company, address and signature of the person performing the repairs or maintenance.

(D) The operator shall record and keep in the section of the record keeping log reserved for information about air sampling, the following information: the date, location and exact time of each and every air sample and follow-up air sample taken pursuant to the requirements of 105 CMR 675.000 for both carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide; the result of each air sample and any follow up air sample required by 105 CMR 675.000, measured in parts per million (ppm) of each air contaminant and the name and method of the device used to take each sample as well as the name and signature of the person performing the test; a full description of the immediate and long term correction measures employed by the operator to reduce carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide levels below correction air levels, including the dates and times such measurements were taken, and the person(s) responsible; the last date of calibration of the air monitoring device used by the operator and the person performing the calibration; and the lot number of the colorimetric tube or computer chip sampling device.