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Flagging and Communication Corner Worker - Part Time at Virginia International Raceway
Alton, Virginia, United States -
Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

22 Apr, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

22 Jan, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

No

Skills

Track Safety, Communication, Monitoring, Reporting, Inspection, Weather Preparedness, Equipment Handling, Flag Waving, English Proficiency

Industry

Motor Vehicle Manufacturing

Description
Description Department: VIR Flagging and Communications Reports To: VIR Logistics Manager Purpose: The purpose of this position is to ensure track and participant safety. Job Responsibilities: Constantly monitor your zone for track activity and participant safety. Use proper flags and follow Control’s directions for communication. Clearly report any traffic or safety issues via radio. Ensure spectators and photographers stay in authorized areas; report any fence breaches. Inspect your area regularly for debris or hazards. Be on station before hot track begins with all required equipment. Stay visible to drivers and prepared to stand in all weather. Return all equipment to the flag shack at day’s end. Requirements Arrive on time for morning meetings. Available to work weekends if needed. Able to stand for extended periods. Must work in all weather conditions. No visual or auditory impairments. Capable of waving two flags simultaneously, one in each hand. Speak clear English and communicate effectively over the radio. The items listed above are the priority, but do not exclude you from being a VIR World ambassador at all times and offering assistance to all VIR programs/employees when they are in need.
Responsibilities
The core responsibilities include monitoring track activity for safety, using flags for communication, and reporting any issues via radio. Additionally, the worker must ensure spectators remain in authorized areas and inspect for hazards.