Virtually all the work positions are suitable for having someone
"apprentice" while someone is working it normally. That's how I learned the
jobs, just went and asked whoever was working at the time if I could hang
out and learn what they were doing.
KeS
I might suggest Tech, Starter, Grid. Grid is actually one of the more
difficult jobs to handle smoothly (I still can't). Most of the trailer
positions are actually quite easy, too, and they benefit a LOT from
"apprenticing".
>On the job training. Most are easy enough to learn...
>--Pat Kelly
>
>Dan USA wrote:
> >
> > I still consider myself a newbie. (5 SCCA events)
> > My question is, when do I leave the flag waving and cone chasing to the
> > others and start trying other jobs. Is there training required for any
>of
> > the positions? Or is it all 'on the job' training. I'm thinking, Grid,
> > Tech, Starter. Maybe in that order.
> > Thanks,
> > Dan Dalen (non-newbie in training)
> > 86 944t
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