Please read information pertaining to certain jobs during the event.
Rescue Divers:
provide safety and assistance to swimmers
Safety Boats/Jet Ski’s:
transport medical personnel, referees or media during the swim
Life Guard:
provide safety and assistance to the swimmers
Canoe/Kayak:
keep swimmers on course as well as provide safety to needed swimmers
Body Markers:
write race numbers on the athletes’ arms and legs
Chip Timing:
assist in dispersing timing chips to athletes
Swim Aid Station:
will hand out drinks and nutrition to athletes exiting swim
Dry Clothes/Gear/Special Needs Bags:
collect and organize special needs bags from the athletes
Men/Women Changing Tents:
help athletes change into their bike gear, re-pack bags with swim gear and organize bags according to race number for pick up; may also help clean and break down the tents
Bike and Run Bags:
help with retrieval of bags during the race, and re-pack the bags after the athletes leave transition
Transition Safety:
will monitor transition areas to ensure the safety of our athletes by controlling incoming and outgoing athlete traffic and keeping spectators out
Wetsuit Strippers:
Remove wetsuits off the athletes once they are done with the swim.
Sun Screen:
help athletes apply sun screen as needed to expedite the movement of athletes in and out of the transition areas
Relay Depot:
help with the transition of the timing chip between relay members and assist in the coordination of the relay area
Swim Extras/AM Directors:
assist in directing spectators, athletes and volunteers to the appropriate locations as they arrive; will also act as floaters throughout the transition and surrounding areas
Course Directors:
will help to point the athletes in the right direction and maintain safety of athletes
Bike Aid Station:
will pass out food, drink and supplies to athletes. Also responsible for set up and tear down
Athlete Spotters:
relay numbers via radio back to announcer to let them know which athletes are approaching
Special Needs Bike:
hand special needs bags to athletes as they pass on the bike
Motorcycles:
will be used transport Draft Marshals and media throughout the course
SAG WAG:
will be needed to drive the course and help assist any athletes that drop out or need assistance
Bike Grabber:
will grab and rack bicycles once athletes have dismounted
Men/Women Changing Tents:
help athletes change into their bike gear, re-pack bags with swim gear and organize bags according to race number for pick up; may also help clean and break down the tents
Bike and Run Bags:
help with retrieval of bags during the race, and re-pack the bags after the athletes leave transition
Transition Safety:
will monitor transition areas to ensure the safety of our athletes by controlling incoming and outgoing athlete traffic and keeping spectators out
Sun Screen:
help athletes apply sun screen as needed to expedite the movement of athletes in and out of the transition areas
Relay Depot:
help with the transition of the timing chip between relay members and assist in the coordination of the relay area
Course Directors:
will help to point the athletes in the right direction and maintain safety of athletes
Run Aid Station:
will pass out food, drink and supplies to athletes. Also responsible for set up and tear down
Athlete Spotters:
relay numbers via radio back to announcer to let them know which athletes are approaching
Special Needs Run:
hand special needs bags to athletes as they pass on the run
SAG WAG:
will be needed to drive the course and help assist any athletes that drop out or need assistance
Grabbers/Triage:
will help athletes after they have finished this race by directing them to the proper areas
T-shirts/Medals:
will help to distribute t-shirts and medals to the athletes
Bike Lot:
will help to secure bike lot to make sure athletes are picking up the right bikes
Timers:
will help remove timing chip from the athletes
Information/Lost and Found:
assist spectators and athletes with information regarding the course description or the surrounding Vegas area and with lost and found
Volunteer Headquarters:
help check in volunteers and hand out shirts and goody bags
Athlete/Volunteer Food Tent:
will pass out food and beverages to volunteers and athletes; Will also need to help keep area clean and stocked
Medical Team:
Trained personnel that will oversee any medical problem that occur on the race course; will also help with documentation to incident reports
Drug Testing Escorts:
will be responsible for escorting athletes to drug testing area
Massage:
will offer complimentary massages following the completion of the race
Carbo/Awards Banquet:
will help to set this area up for the pasta dinner and awards banquet
Tear Down and Clean up Crew:
assist with breakdown and cleanup after the event is over
Crowd Control:
will be assigned around the course to keep spectators from interfering with athletes
Parking:
assist anyone with information on where to park during the event
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