THE INTERNATIONAL SKI COMPETITION RULES (ICR)

- assistant timekeepers
- finish controller
- chief of calculations and his assistants
601.3.7 The Race Secretary
The Race Secretary is responsible for all secretarial work for the technical
aspects of the competition and amongst others for the preparation of the
draw. He ensures that the official results contain the information required
by art. 617.3.4. He is responsible for the minutes of the technical officials,
the Jury and team captains' meetings.
He ensures that all forms for start, finish, timing, calculations, and gatejudging
are well prepared, and handed over to the officials concerned in
good order at the proper time.
He receives official protests and gives them to those who are concerned.
He facilitates the calculation of results by appropriate preparation and
ensures that they are duplicated and published as quickly as possible
after the completion of the competition.
601.3.8 The Chief of Medical and Rescue Services
The Chief of Medical and Rescue Services is responsible for organising
adequate first aid and medical coverage during the official training periods
and the actual competition.
He must arrange an appropriate facility to which injured competitors
should be taken and treated.
He coordinates plans with the team doctors before the start of the official
training or the start of any competition.
During training and the races he must be in telephone or radio
communication with his assistants. He must co-ordinate plans with the
Chief of Race before the start of the official training, or start of any
competition.
A doctor, who should be a good skier, should be ready at the start to deal
with any eventuality and must stay in contact with the Jury and the
members of the rescue service. This task can be delegated to a team
doctor. Details of the Medical Support Requirements are given in chapter
1 of the FIS Medical Guide containing Medical Rules and Guidelines.
601.3.9 Other officials within the Organising Committee (OC)
The following officials may also be appointed:
601.3.9.1 The Chief Steward
The chief steward takes all measures to ensure that spectators are kept
off the course. To this end sufficient personnel must be used. Attention
should be paid to ensure sufficient space behind the barriers to permit
circulation of spectators.
601.3.9.2 The Chief of Course Equipment and Technical Equipment
The Chief of Course Equipment is responsible for the provision of
equipment and tools needed for the preparation and maintenance of the
courses and the conduct of the race, where these duties have not been
assigned to another official.
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