Duty Crew (Race Officer) Roster

Date

Boat

Rostered Crew

Boats crews must fulfill their race officer duty, to be eligible for points.

Boat crews may exchange their R.O. day by filling out the appropriate forms.

If you do not wish to do the R.O. duty, you must write down your reason, “I don’t want to do it”, is not a good enough, you must explain and give a valid reason.

Boat crew includes skipper and all of the usual crew members.

If you feel you may need assistance, yet (Needs Assistance) is not included next to your name… please do not hesitate to ask for help.

Duty Crew (Race Officer) List of Duties

1. Help pack Support Boats with appropriate gear
2. Help launch support boats
3. Prepare sign on/off sheets
4. Post weather forecast on notice board
5. Help conduct sail training
6. Help with bbq
7. Help lay course marks
8. Conduct briefing
9. Help lay starting line and conduct start
10. Assist in the conduct of the race
11. Set finish line
12. Record finish times
13. Ensure all boats are accounted for at end of race
14. Collect course marks
15. Radio TAC to inform them MRSC Support Boats are being retrieved and will no longer be available to give assistance if needed.
16. Help retrieve support vessels
    1. Wash hull and trailer
    2. Remove rubbish
    3. Flush motor
    4. Etc. – according to management plan
17. Collect sign on/off sheets and compile results
    1. Post on notice board if applicable
18. Ensure clubhouse facilities (including changerooms) are left clean and tidy
19. Ensure clubhouse is locked. Designate someone else to do this if you are unable to.

*Suggested times for a successful day to carry out these duties, would be 9am until all tasks completed.

* Note: these duties are definitely not to be carried out alone. Skipper and all crew members must be available on the day. Junior members will be assisted by senior volunteers.