All Powerlifting Singapore Athletes and Coaches, as well as Volunteers and Staff members, are committed to conducting themselves in a way that will create a positive competition environment for fellow athletes and coaches.
 

Coaches must place the safety and welfare of athletes above all else, and ensure that their athletes conduct themselves in a manner that portrays a good image for the sport and its other stakeholders.
 

Coaches must act within the Technical Rules of the IPF, as well as the official Code of Ethics, and ensure that athletes under their charge also do so.
 

Athletes and Coaches must cooperate and liaise with Powerlifting Singapore medical personnel in the management of injury risks or situations.
 

All athletes and members registered with Powerlifting Singapore agree to abide by the Powerlifting Singapore, IPF and Anti-Doping Singapore anti-doping policies and code. This includes submitting to any doping control test in and out of competition.
 

All Athletes and Coaches must comply with event or organizer rules with regard to admission to warm-up rooms, official attire, access to facilities and similar necessary event logistics. Those who do not comply will risk being disqualified or having the athlete(s) under their charge disqualified.
 

Official Dress Code for Handlers and Coaches: Sports wear with covered sports shoes or sneakers, and entry ticket / wrist band for the session. Coaches will be barred from entering the warm-up room without the correct wrist band and/or attire.