If
you would like to become
a supervisor, you need to
get approval from
the Chief Supervisor. The ideal
supervisor is an experienced
track rider and
is also very mature. There
are many possible situations
you need to be able
to handle but the overriding
point is that you are the representative
of the
NCVA during the session(s)
you are running. You need to
be able to deal with
accidents, which will happen
no matter how careful you may
be, but also see
potential problems before they
become accidents. Santa Clara
County has
leased the track to the NCVA.
This lease could be revoked
if the County does
not like the way we are running
the track. Really good supervisors
are our
best bet to keep the track
in operation. If the Chief
Supervisor thinks you
are a good candidate to become
a supervisor, he or she, will
ask you to
assist with running at least
3 Saturday Novice sessions.
You may be asked to
run one where you are the session
supervisor.
To become a supervisor, you
need to have current medical
training.
Specifically, this means up
to date training in basic first
aid and CPR/AED.
You may get this training from
the Red Cross or the American
Heart
Association (AHA). Online classes
are not acceptable. Training
is typically
good for 2 years. The NCVA
does offer these classes occasionally
but it is
your responsibility to stay
current. You must provide proof
of your medical
training status.
There is a supervisor's agreement
which you must sign and forward
to the
Chief Supervisor. You will
not be allowed to supervise
sessions if you have
not returned the agreement.
Once you become a supervisor,
you will be enrolled in the
supervisor
email list. You are expected
to monitor your email and respond
in a timely
manner when requested. You
will get a set of keys that
open the gates, the
containers and activate the
lights. You can attend training
sessions without
having to pay the normal session
fee. You do not get free racing.
You are expected to supervise
multiple sessions each year.
In
particular, you should volunteer
for Saturday novice session
duty when one
of the regular Saturday supervisors
requests it. We do not need
inactive
supervisors. You may be asked
to relinquish your supervisor
privileges if
you fail to supervise many
sessions or your behavior is
not up to our
standards.
Chief Supervisor:
Mark Rodamaker mark@mcrfea.com
Current Supervisors:
Rick Adams oldtrackie@gmail.com
Mark Altamirano sfmalt@gmail.com
Peter Bohl motorpace@yahoo.com
John Cheetham jcheetham66@gmail.com
Bob Cronin metproject@sbcglobal.net
Mark Franklin mfkln@yahoo.com
Michael Hernandez hernandobikes@gmail.com
Annabell Holland gatoratbat@gmail.com
Steve Jones stevejones@sprinterslane.com
Andrew Lanier alanier@gostations.com
Matthew Martinez keirin@mac.com
Dave McCook cyclingxisxlife@yahoo.com
Tim Montagne montagne@slac.stanford.edu
Larry Nolan teamnolan@hotmail.com
Mark Rodamaker mark@mcrfea.com
John Simmons jbcarlo_99@yahoo.com
Dan Smith dan@sportvelo.com
Joakim Vinberg vinberg@gmail.com
Allen Vugrincic allenvugrincic@yahoo.com
Steven Woo stevenwoo@gmail.com
Kevin Worley kevinworley@yahoo.com
