Dwayne Evans

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EDM/EDR Specialist responsible for set up, calibrating, and operation of the electronic measuring equipment. To ensure accurate and fair measurement in a timely manner. Communicate with the Field Referee, Event Heads, and the Timing Company where required to ensure safe and smooth events.

Responsible for setting up and operating the EDM equipment before each event, ensuring it's calibrated and functioning correctly. Record the measurements in the official results sheets and responsible for updating scoreboards or other visual displays. Adhere to the rules of World Masters Athletics.

Versatile professional with strong problem-solving skills and history of adapting to diverse challenges. Applies innovative solutions and technical expertise to deliver exceptional results. Committed to streamlining processes and advancing organizational objectives.

Organized professional with expertise in managing resources and optimizing performance. Proficient in providing valuable insights and supporting decision-making processes. Committed to enhancing productivity and contributing to overall success.

Acted as a team leader in, delegating tasks and providing feedback.

Responsibilities include but not limited to accurate distance measurements, equipment checks, data recording, in accordance with USATF rules and guidelines. Collaborate with other Officials while ensuring a safe work environment.

Responsibilities included but were not limited to scheduling and monitoring EDM/ EDR Operators to ensure that we were in compliance with the rules of the events and to ensure accurate distance measurement throughout the Championship.

Responsibilities included but were not limited to scheduling and monitoring EDM/ EDR Operators to ensure that we were in compliance with the rules of the events and to ensure accurate distance measurement throughout the Championship.

Responsibilities included but were not limited to accurate distance measurements, equipment checks, data recording, in accordance with World Athletic rules and guidelines. Collaborated with other Officials while ensuring a safe work environment.

Training followed the syllabus used by USATF Best Practices. Day 1 consisted of trainees receiving comprehensive hands on EDR training as well as an explanation of the interaction between the Fieldlynx program and a total station inside a classroom setting.

Officials were then given hands on training for proper positioning and setup of the total station for throws as well as horizontal events. Officials were required to set up and practice with equipment at the various venues after becoming comfortable with setting up.

Day 2 consisted of officials assigned as EDM and EDR operators at various events during the Meet under the supervision of EDM/EDR Certified Officials.

Responsibilities included but were not limited to ensuring that EDM/ EDR Operators were in a safe environment at various venues, within the guidelines of USATF rules and regulations. Interacted with Meet Management, Referees, the Timing Company, and Field Event Heads to ensure that team members were in place and ready to go prior to the start of each event. Created schedules well in advance of the start date of the Championships and adjusted daily as dynamics changed. There was a EDM team zoom shortly after the team announcements were made and another approximately a week before competition to ensure that team members were up to date with changes that had taken place. There was a team briefing upon arrival at the facility and a debriefing at the end of the championship. Communication amongst Team Members and Meet Management was constant during the meet via text to ensure that we were all aware of what was going on.

Assisted a EDR/EDM training with EMJ Certified Official Connie Tolbert-McClinton.

Training followed the syllabus created by EMJ Connie Tolbert-McClinton.

Day 1 consisted of trainees receiving comprehensive hands on EDR training as well as an explanation of the interaction between the Fieldlynx program and a total station in a classroom setting.

Officials were then given hands on training for proper positioning and setup of the total station for throws as well as horizontal events. Officials were required to set up and practice with equipment at the various venues after becoming comfortable with setting up.

Day 2 consisted of officials assigned as EDM and EDR operators at various events during the Meet under the supervision of EDM/EDR Certified Officials.

Assisted an EDR/EDM training at the USATF Annual Meeting with EMJ Certified Official Connie Tolbert-McClinton.

Training followed through a skit created by EMJ Connie Tolbert-McClinton.

It consisted of trainees receiving comprehensive hands on EDM training as well as an explanation of the interaction between the Fieldlynx program and a total station in a courtyard setting.

Officials were then given hands on training for proper positioning and setup of the total station for the throws events. Officials were required to set up and practice with equipment under the supervision of myself and the EMJ.

Assisted a EDR/EDM training with EMJ Certified Official Connie Tolbert-McClinton.

Training followed the syllabus created by EMJ Connie Tolbert-McClinton.

Day 1 consisted of trainees receiving comprehensive hands on EDR training as well as an explanation of the interaction between the Fieldlynx program and a total station in a classroom setting.

Day 2 Officials were then given hands on training for proper positioning and setup of the total station for throws as well as horizontal events. Officials were required to set up and practice with equipment at the various venues under the supervision of myself and the EMJ.

Facilitated a EDR/EDM training with the assistance of EDM/EDR Certified Official Sid Milden.