Endurance

What does being an Endurance Official involve?

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• Marshalling at junctions/key points.
• Recording completed laps/finishing order.
• Assisting with course set up/marking/signage.
• Supporting the Start/Finish areas.
• Race Day registration.

Three steps to becoming a Level 1 endurance official

1. Attend a Level 1 endurance official course and a risk awareness course.
   Duration 3 hours for both courses, split across 2 sessions.
   For anyone 16 years old or over.
2. Complete the online safeguarding module that can be completed at your own pace
   (Athletics Hub > Online Courses > myLearning)
3. Complete a DBS Check (myAthletics Portal > Apply Online DBS) and upload a licence photograph (myAthletics Portal > Personal Details > Edit).

Next steps

• Work towards the next level at your own pace on the Endurance pathway.
• Contact your COfSec (County Officials Secretary) for support/mentoring.
• Contact your local athletics or running club to find out about events they are hosting or taking teams to compete in.
• Use the Endurance Checklist for roles to gain practical experience in.
  Available within Athletics Hub > Online Courses > myLearning