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TRIAL COMMITTEE North American Dog Agility Council SPRING into AGILITY TRIAL April 2223, 2017 Trial Chairs: Trial Secretary: Chief Course Builder: Chief Scorekeeper: Chief Ring Steward: Hospitality:

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1. Start by assembling the trial chair according to the manufacturer's instructions. This may involve attaching the legs, backrest, and armrests to the main frame.
2. Once the chair is fully assembled, inspect it to ensure there are no defects or damages. Check for any loose screws or parts that may need tightening.
3. Next, make sure the chair is clean and free from any debris or dust. Use a damp cloth or mild cleaning solution to wipe down the surfaces of the chair, including the seat, backrest, and armrests.
4. If the trial chair is adjustable, adjust it to the desired height or position. Ensure that all the functions, such as the reclining mechanism or height adjustment lever, are working correctly.
5. Place any necessary accessories or attachments on the trial chair, such as a headrest or lumbar support cushion, if applicable.
6. Finally, test the chair to ensure its functionality and comfort. Sit on the chair and adjust it to your preferred position. Check if the chair provides adequate support, if it is comfortable for extended periods, and if all the features are working properly.

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1. Individuals with mobility challenges or disabilities who require additional support and comfort while sitting.
2. People who work in an office or desk job, as trial chairs can provide ergonomic support and promote better posture.
3. Healthcare facilities or hospitals may have trial chairs for patients who are recovering from surgery or need extra support during therapy sessions.
4. Event organizers or venues that host conferences, seminars, or training sessions may require trial chairs for attendees to ensure their comfort during long periods of sitting.
5. Educational institutions, such as schools or universities, may utilize trial chairs in classrooms or lecture halls to provide students with comfortable seating arrangements.
6. Individuals undergoing physical therapy may also benefit from using trial chairs during their sessions, as it can provide them with adequate support and stability.

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What is trial chairs?

Trial chairs are official documents that need to be filed to report information about trials that have been conducted or will be conducted.

Who is required to file trial chairs?

The individuals or organizations responsible for conducting the trials are required to file trial chairs.

How to fill out trial chairs?

Trial chairs can be filled out by providing detailed information about the trial, including but not limited to the trial location, trial dates, trial protocol, and trial results.

What is the purpose of trial chairs?

The purpose of trial chairs is to provide a comprehensive overview of the trials conducted or planned, ensuring transparency and accountability.

What information must be reported on trial chairs?

Information such as trial location, trial dates, trial protocol, trial results, and any other relevant details must be reported on trial chairs.