SIGNAGE MANAGER
Responsible to
Stage Director
Responsibilities
Duties
Stage Director
Responsibilities
- Set up in-stage TARGA signage and RallySafe beams.
- Work in conjunction with Safety Manager.
- Verbal sign-off confirming that the Stage is signage compliant to the Deputy Stage Director.
Duties
- Assist Stage Director with any work needed Pre-Event.
- Identify recommended spectator points, no-standing areas, and hazardous locations.
- Develop a plan with the Safety Manager of how to achieve a fast outcome with Final Tie-off of securing each of their designated stages.
- To erect all in-stage signage for that stage based off event Strip Maps and Control locations.
- Once that task is achieved, to liaise with Safety Manager about a plan to help before Final Tie-off commences around road closure time.
- Make a final check to ensure that all road closure and stage security measures are in place at the road closure time by driving through the stage. When the sign-off is completed remain at the Stop Point unless other arrangements have been made.
- When in position at the Stop Point turns off Stage Net radio.
- In the event that the sign-off or appropriate certificates for stage security cannot be issued at the Stop Point or security issues emerge during the running of the stage, assist in finding a solution to the problem.
- In conjunction with the Safety Manager, manage the return of equipment and assist in clean-up.
Keep yourself safe and follows these tips!
- Stay hydrated
- Where practical, seek shade
- Park your vehicle across the road or track you are closing, well back from the plastic tape.
- If a member of the public happens to come along, explain that the road is closed with the permission of Police, the local council and TMR for the purpose of a high-speed motorsport event. Show them the permits that are included in this pack that the stage commander has given you.
- At no time should you put yourself in danger from an aggravated person. If they look like they are becoming argumentative, use your radio or direct them to your stage commander who will alert Event Command, and let them go. If they do go into the stage, try to get them to go in the direction the competition cars will be travelling, then try and flag down the next competing or course car immediately, and explain the situation.
- The road is considered closed once you have assumed your position on the stage. Following from this, you will next see course vehicles checking the placement of all officials and tapes, boards, road conditions and road book.