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RED BULL HARDLINE BRITISH COLUMBIA

Thank you for your interest in volunteering for Red Bull Hardline British Columbia!

This is the official sign-up & registration. Please fill out this form accurately and with as much detail as possible to allow us to best place you in a role suited to your skillset and availability.

By filling out this form, you are expressing permission for the team at All-Mountain Productions and Consulting Inc. (AMPC) to contact you using the provided information.

IMPORTANT - A few important things you should know prior to filling out the form:

All Volunteer roles will require you to be outdoors for the duration of your shifts, rain or shine!
Not all applications are guaranteed a position - please select apply for the shifts you are interest in, and you will receive a confirmation.
Volunteer shift times are subject to change - we will re-confirm your availability in the event of a time change.
MINORS- Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate volunteers under the age of 19 at this time.

VOLUNTEER PERKS:

1 meal per shift (full days include $30 Cypress Bucks Card, valid towards Breakfast & Dinner *Redeemable at any Cypress Mountain Outlet)
Volunteer prize draws. More shifts = more chances to win! Prizes include:
Outdoor Research gear
ODI Swag
Yakima Bike Racks
Bike tool kits
and many more great prizes!

VOLUNTEER DATE WINDOWS:

October 5-11 - Site Setup | Operational volunteers only, no marshalling, no athletes or public onsite

October 12-15 - Practice and Training | Course marshals and operational volunteers, no public onsite

October 16-17 (18th is weather contingency day) Official Qualifying and Race | Course marshals, stewards and operational volunteers

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Required fields are marked with an asterisk (*).

First Name *

Last Name *

Date of Birth (Sorry, we are unable to accommodate volunteers under the age of 19 for this event) *

A valid date as MM/DD/YYYY (for example: 11/30/2015)

Mobile Phone *

For example, +1 123-456-7890

Gender *

Emergency Contact Name (Offsite) *

Emergency Contact Number (Offsite) *

Medical conditions, limitations, or allergies we should be aware of

Dietary Restrictions *

Do you hold a valid Class 5 drivers license? *

Are you a resident of BC? If no, please select other & specify which city/province/country you are from *

Are you capable of lifting 50lbs or more? *

Are you comfortable with outdoor environments in inclement weather? *

Are you comfortable with walking/standing for extended periods? *

Are you a Mountain Biker? *

Have you ever course marshalled a downhill race before? *

Do you have a current/valid first aid certificate? Must not expire before Oct 18, 2026 *

Role Details

You will be able to select your role on the next page. Shift times are subject to availability and scheduling. We may have to apportion volunteers as required.

If you would like to do multiple shits per day please sign up to both time slots available.

So, about our roles...!

MARSHALS
What is a marshal - there are two types of marshals:
- Course Marshal: Located along the course. Eyes and ears for athlete safety.
- Feature Marshal: Located before and after important features such as gaps, drops, and jumps.

OPERATIONS
The operations volunteers are the workhorses of the event and the most dynamic role. Some duties will include setup / tear-down, lifting, fixing and troubleshooting thing, and general labour. There will be some times where you will "hurry up and wait", Ops volunteers are problem solvers and not afraid to get their hand dirty! In some cases, Ops volunteers may assist with marshalling. This role is generally not a public facing role.

STEWARDS
Stewards are the knowledgable, friendly face of the event! Duties include: answering spectator questions, monitor site safety and cleanliness, assist in minor site maintenance, and communicate/engage directly with spectators. This role may require high-level of public interaction.
They will mainly operate around the expo area and will have the easiest access to food, shade, warmth and washrooms. These roles are best for people who are not comfortable being on-mountain in the elements.
Below are the various areas where stewards may be positioned, and a brief overview of the requirements:
- Expo & Mid-Mountain: Spectator assistance, site maintenance, greeting and communications
- Finish Line: Spectator assistance, crowd interaction and communication.
- Trackside Spectator Areas: Spectator assistance, spectator flow, spectator communications, general event support

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In order to participate as a volunteer, you will be presented an assumption of risk, release of liability waiver onsite on the first-day you volunteer. Please review a copy of this agreement. A signature is not required at this time.
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