All Clubs rely on the help of volunteers and our club is no different. Every gate practice night and racing day or night, we require volunteers to help assist in roles such as gate starter, flagging, scoring, staging, first aid*, track set up and pack down and canteen assistance.
All of these positions are easy to learn and we will give you all the training you need to be able to volunteer and help our club continue to hold successful practice sessions and race days.
CBMX is in need of Non-Riding Officials and General Volunteers!
AusCycling Officials Program aims to educate, assist and develop officials at all levels, so that they can support the sport of BMX in all areas and the registration process is very simple, as follows:
To become a AusCycling BMX Club Official
Aged 16+
Non rider – sign up for a non-riding membership by using the Volunteer Membership link above - Cost: Free
Hold a valid Working with Children Card by using this Link - Cost: Free
Complete the AusCycling BMX Club Officials course by using the Club Officials link above - Cost: Free
You will also be asked to acknowledge and agree to abide by the AusCycling Code of Conduct General (including Officials) as part of your assessment
* First Aid does require a Senior First Aid Qualification
To become a General Volunteer (Canteen, track set up)
Hold a valid Working with Children Card (see link above) - Cost: Free
What you will get for volunteering as an official at the club
End of year raffle (must official on more than 3 events)
What you will get for volunteering as a General Volunteer
End of year raffle (must volunteer more than 3 times)
Benefits of volunteering at Canberra BMX Club
Seeing all the happy faces on gates and race nights
Become apart of the BMX family volunteers team
Being apart of keeping our events happening