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Timing Shift Duties
What Timing Does:
- In charge of making sure every athlete tests the chip issued to him or her.
- Timing sets up and takes down all of the equipment needed to track athlete's times.
- In charge of the back-up timing and highlighting numbers of athletes without chips.
- At the start line, we will remind them that their chip needs to be properly secured to the ankle or the athlete will not be accounted for and will not receive a time.
- Assist to make sure all chips and ankle bracelets gets returned to us, washed and strung in groups of 200 (chips) and 50 (ankle bracelets) on a string and zip tie.
Shift Descriptions:
Equipment Managers:
- Make sure that none of the timing equipment at your location is tampered with.
- Make sire only athletes participating in the present event are crossing over the timing mats.
Equipment Managers:
- At the registration booth, make sure every athlete has tested his or her chip on the timing mat.
- Help with the breakdown of the Chip Check tent in the evening.
- Maintain crowd control at registration booth.
- Help direct athletes with problems to the complaint booth.
Back-up Timers:
- Call out and record times for every athlete crossing the transition mats and finish line.
- Highlight the numbers of the athletes without chips.
- If all equipment fails, we rely on you for all the finish times!
Chip Collectors:
- At the finish line, make sure every chip and bracelet is returned.
- Help with washing and organizing chips and bracelets as they return.
- Racers will be charged $30 if their chip is not returned.
Volunteer Central Meeting Place: Report to the Finish Line Area thirty minutes prior to beginning of shift. Be on time!
Volunteer Check-out Procedures:
- Clean campsite and take ALL TRASH to dumpsters located in the Beach City parking lot.
- Find a committee member to confirm that your campsite is clean.
- Clean area around and underneath your vehicle (if parked in Beach City)
NOBODY WILL LEAVE BEACH CITY UNTIL HIS/HER CAMPSITE HAS BEEN CLEANED!
Have a Great Time, Be Safe, and Be Responsible!
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