Your Role and Responsibilities:

PUNCTUALITY – Safety crew members MUST be punctual and arrive at the race track early and be unpacked and ready to go at 6:30AM for the safety crew meeting and to receive assignments for radios and corners they will be in charge of. Camping is also typically an option at most racetracks.
CLOTHING – You should wear white clothing (blue/black jeans are okay, white painters pants are preferred) and comfortable closed-toed shoes (you’ll be standing a lot). No bright colors – no yellow, orange, pink or red clothing especially.
COMFORT ITEMS – We suggest bringing a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen, too (and allergy medication if you need it). You can bring a folding/camp chair so you can take a break (when the track is cold only, no sitting while the track is hot).
SCHEDULE – We can’t lie about this – the days are long and we pay per day, not by the hour. You will need to arrive and are part of the safety meeting at 6:30AM, then the track goes cold (races are over) at about 5PM-6PM on Saturdays. Sundays usually end earlier at about 4PM. At track layouts where we use Air Fencing, most of the safety crew helps break down the soft barriers (airfence) as well. Airfence pack-up happens on Sunday after the track is cold. Helping with airfence setup and take-down adds $25 extra in your pay for each day you assist with airfence.
POSITIVE ATTITUDE – We are looking for team players that will lift others up and are serious about racer safety.

Two Levels of Crew Members:

There are three levels of pay based on experience and commitment to the season schedule:
- Associate Crew Member – new hires that are basically in training.
- Official Crew Member – must work four or more events per season (includes Race School).

Positions We need Filled:

Our goal is to increase our roster size and train new members so that we will develop an entire team of Official Crew Members.
This requires having a safety crew roster with some depth so that we can fill spots when folks are not available to commit to a full weekend.
For these reasons we are looking for crew members for all positions.

Corner Marshals
Start/Finish
Pre-Grid
Manual Timing & Scoring
Timing and Scoring

Benefits, Pay, and Requirements:

Pay Rates
- Associate Crew Member – $100 per day.
- Official Crew Member (must work 4 or more events per season) – $150 per day.
Payment Terms
- All safety employees are paid as 1099 independent contractors and are not considered employees of the MRA.
- Payment is available by electronic payment only, which streamlines our bookkeeping and taxes.
- We never pay with cash. Electronic pay is available through Zelle (preferred), PayPal, and Venmo.
- Payment is made once at the end of the racing day.
- Lunch is included. If you have specific meal requirements or allergies please let us know so we can attempt to accommodate you.
Requirements
- Before being added to the crew, all members must complete and sign paperwork and waivers.
- Because of the physical nature of the safety crew’s role, you MUST be physically fit enough to push a motorcycle, be be able to walk, wave flags, talk on the radios, help push a broom to keep the track clean, help with airfence, etc.

Official Crew Member Bonuses:

Crew Members that commit to working approximately 75% of the MRA racing schedule races per year are considered “Official Crew Members”.
Official Crew Members get the following additional bonuses:

Voting Rights – Official Crew Members get a free MRA Associate Membership. This gives you voting rights in the annual MRA Board of Directors election.
Banquet Attendance – Official Crew Members get a reduced-price ticket to the MRA Awards Banquet, which includes dinner.
Recognition at the MRA banquet.