Fort Ritchie Triathlon and Duathlon

Volunteers are needed to assist race staff with check in. Prior to the race, participants must pick up their race numbers, event shirts, etc.

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All participants can be easily identified by their body marking as they enter any portion of the race. These volunteers help mark bib numbers with a black marker on athletes arms and legs.

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Collecting timing chips at the end of the race.

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Direct and encourage swimmers during the race.

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Ensure the swimmers safety. Should any swimmer be struggling, act immediately to offer assistance. Alert the first aiders or officials should the need arise.

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Ensure the swimmers safety. Should any swimmer be struggling, act immediately to offer assistance. Alert the first aiders or officials should the need arise.

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Responsibilities include making sure riders mount and dismount their bikes safely before and after the transition area, and assist in the bike transition area as necessary.

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The transition area is the area containing all the bike racks. Volunteers will assist participants and keep spectators out (both for safety and security).

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These volunteers have the responsibility of directing cyclists at certain turns and cheering them on during the race.

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These volunteers have the responsibility of directing runners at certain turns and cheering them on during the race.

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Volunteers will hand out water and encourage participants.

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You'll be there to greet finishers of the race: handing out water, giving medals, assisting in the removal of timing chips, and cheering and supporting participants as they cross the finish line.

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These volunteers assist with post race refreshments and food following the event. Help cut up food as necessary.

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