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1. Gather all the necessary deck day-of paperwork, including waivers, medical forms, and emergency contact information.
2. Prepare the deck day-of checklist, which should include tasks such as setting up equipment, organizing lanes, and ensuring a safe swimming environment.
3. Assign staff members their specific roles and responsibilities for the deck day-of, such as lifeguarding, managing registrations, or organizing races.
4. Set up the necessary equipment, including starting blocks, lane ropes, and timing systems.
5. Communicate with participants and their families about important information or any last-minute changes.
6. Ensure that all participants have completed the necessary paperwork and have paid any required fees.
7. Conduct a safety briefing before the start of the event, highlighting important rules, procedures, and emergency protocols.
8. Start the deck day-of by following the predetermined schedule and order of events.
9. Monitor the progress of the event, addressing any issues that arise and ensuring a fair and smooth competition.
10. Coordinate with judges, timers, and other officials to ensure accurate timing and scoring.
11. Provide any necessary support or assistance to participants throughout the event.
12. Clean up the deck and equipment after the event, ensuring that everything is properly stored and organized for future use.

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1. Deck day-of is needed for swimming competitions, whether at the amateur or professional level.
2. It is also necessary for swim teams, coaches, and athletes who are participating in a deck day-of event.
3. Organizers of swimming events, including schools, clubs, or community organizations, also require deck day-of.
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