Generally, there is no requirement to run for cones. You would set up the meter during morning course walk time, get clipboard with grid sheets printed out, work the meter during your work group calling in any over sound cars for event chief and grid workers to chat with the driver, make sure whoever works sound meter on other run groups understands how to work the station, make sure meter and stand get put up safe and secure after the event. If the chance of rain is too high, we usually don’t put out the meter. Some event sites don’t have sound restrictions and the meter gets set up just in case a loud car pops up. Meter gets set to Max Hold and a worker can run out to check the reading. Working the meter does take a little bit ability to multitask quickly. Watching the read out on meter, figuring out car class and number, writing down sound lever and calling in the offenders.
Thanks! I’m really sorry I can’t make events.
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