Meet Marshal Test 2018 December 29, 2017September 17, 2020 AZ Swimming Please fill out the information below. Full Name Address City State Zip Code Phone Number Club Affiliation Email Address 1. The Meet Marshal reports to:Head Coach of the host teamMeet RefereeLSC Safety ChairClerk of Course2. During meet warm up the Meet Marshals should:Observe the warm-up poolBe sure the hospitality area is secureAttend the official meetingSit in the spectator area with the parents3. Locker room safety checks should include:Looking for any slipping/tripping hazardObserve for cameras in use in the locker roomCheck the toilet paper quantityLook for someone who may just be standing around staring at the swimmersAll of the above, except C4. During the meet competition the Meet Marshals should:Meet in hospitality to compare notesSchedule a meeting with the meet directorWatch the meet from the spectator areaMonitor the warm up pool and meet venue5. The Meet Marshal’s responsibilities include:Initiating first aid when neededWriting the safety action plans if there is none for the poolChecking the parking lot for unsafe conditionsEnforcing warm up procedures6. The Meet Marshal is listed in the USA Swimming Rule book under section:102.19The national goal time sectionThe introduction sectionThe stroke rule section7. When a swimmer has fallen on the pool deck and appears to have a broken arm, the Meet Marshal will:Blow a whistleNotify the lifeguard and Meet DirectorCall 911Yell for the meet to stop8. If a swimmer refuses to stop horseplay in the warm down pool area the Meet Marshal will:Direct the swimmer to get out of the pool, walk them to their coach, obtain the swimmers name and warn them that if it happens again they will have to leave the meetForcefully remove the swimmer from the poolNotify the policeNotify the Meet Director9. A coach has directed their swimmers to do backstroke starts in lanes 3 and 4 during the general warm up time. As Meet Marshal you:Ask another coach to use the lanes for general warm-upHave the meet announcer yell at the coach over the loud speaker systemInform the coach that starts are not allowed during general warm upWrite a report for the Meet Referee10. In a closed deck venue, a parent of a 14 year swimmer refuses to leave the team area, the meet marshal will:Call 911Notify the lifeguardNotify the Meet RefereeTackle the parent and drag them out11. During what time frame will the Meet Referee authorize that push/pace lanes may be used the warm-up:Anytime a coach wants30-45 minutes after the start of warm-up60 minutes after the start of warm-upWhenever the host coach decides12. The location of two meet marshals during warm up should be:One person in the locker room and one person at the pool venue entranceOne person at the end of the pool and one person in the locker roomOne person at the start end of the pool near the start stand and one person opposite them diagonally across the poolOne person at the start end of the pool and one person in the locker room13. General warm-up is:The first 30-45 minutes of the warm-upMandated for all swimmersA time when swimmers should practice startsWhen they may practice push/pace14. Backstroke starts during warm-up may be done in any lane.TrueFalse15. You observe lightening in the distance during an outdoor meet. You immediately notify the pool lifeguard and meet director.TrueFalse16. Safety Action Plans should only be shown to the Fire Department at their request:TrueFalse17. The Meet Marshal may leave the meet at the conclusion of the last race.TrueFalse18. It is ok for swimmers to swim under the bulk-head during warm up so they can reach the starting block area without having to get out of the pool.TrueFalse19. It is ok for coaches to request additional dive/sprint lanes during the Specific Warm-up time period.TrueFalse20. Meet Marshals use radios to talk to each other as needed during the swim meet.TrueFalseTime is Up!
