AKA Accredited Officials

All Officials do need to do a course each year to stay accredited in their respective position.

Our Club is always looking for new people to train for Official positions. So if you are interested please don't hesitate to contact us. There is absolutely no cost to you.

You don't need any special skills to train as an Official, you will be taught everything you need to know and will work under supervision of a more senior Official until you are ready to go up a grade, when you will be able to work alone.

You need to attend one Training School each year and be willing to learn to be one of the following Officials.

• Clerk of Course
• Steward
• OLT (Licensing Official)
• Scrutineer

To make a booking please contact either our President or Secretary. Contact details.

Volunteers

Another option to assist our Club is as a Volunteer.

It take many hands to run a successful Club and Race Meeting, all of them greatly appreciated Volunteers.

Our Club has many different roles that we are always looking for Volunteers to help out with, some on a regular basis but others can be just on a one-time only basis. We appreciate as much or as little as you are able to do. Basically if everyone was able to give just a couple of hours every now again, it would help our Club to continue and grow bigger and better than it already is.

Most of the jobs don't require any previous experience or qualifications and can easily be learned, so please don't worry about not having the right skills. We are more than happy to teach people who are willing to help out.

If you would like some more information, or would like to help out, please contact either our President or Secretary. Contact details

Some of the volunteer jobs that are available are:

Advertising and Promotion:

• Assist with the production of the Kart Torque Newsletter
• Assist with other advertising and/or promotion of our Club

Committee:

• Attending monthly Committee Meetings as often as you can
• Nominating for an elected Committee position

General Maintenance:

• Maintenance of track fencing, trucks and equipment at other times through the year

Race Setup Day:

• Put the fence up
• Track preparation
• Pit area setup

Race Day:

• Helping in the Race Office
• Set up first thing in the morning, and/or clean up and pack up after racing is finished
• Lapscoring
• Weigh Marshal
• Grid Marshal
• Gate Marshal
• Quad Bike
• Flags
• Set up Trophy Presentation

Special Events:

• Planning and preparation for special Race Meetings and/or Events