On Site Record Certification
If you would like to request an adjudicator to your event, you should first
login and submit a record application.
What is adjudication?
It is possible to hire an
adjudicator to verify your record live and on-the-spot. If you know what record
you want to break and you have done it before you might want to go for our
Basic Adjudication Service where a
trained GWR Adjudicator will show up on the day and verify your record on the
spot. If you are a company, you don’t know exactly what record you want to break
and need clarification on guidelines our
Corporate Adjudication Service can offer you just that.
What are the advantages of inviting an official GWR adjudicator to a record attempt?
The record will be instantly verified and officially announced on site. What’s more, the presence of an official GWR adjudicator will also lend authenticity to the record attempt and raise its profile. Best of all, this service provides you with valuable PR opportunities, since the adjudicator can hand successful record-breakers a certificate live and in person if their record-breaking attempt is successful!
What is the difference between the Basic Adjudication Service and the Corporate Adjudication Service?
- If you know what record you are going to attempt, the record does exist and you have done it before you will most probably only need the basic service.
- If you are a company or need advice in finding the right record for you, support in the preparatory phase and want to create an all-round GWR Experience during your event you will be more interested in our Corporate Adjudication Service.
What is included in the Basic Adjudication Service?
The basic service includes the following:
- Verification of the record on site by a trained GWR Adjudicator
- Official certificate presentation by GWR Adjudicator
- Framed certificate for the presentation ceremony, plus up to 5 certificates with final details
- Adjudication article posted on our website with pictures
- The GWR Trademark may be used for a maximum of 4 weeks prior the date of the record attempt and on the day of the record attempt in announcements to promote the Event only and can only be used or reproduced by the Organiser in the following media only unless otherwise agreed with the Company in writing in advance. Television is expressly excluded. The announcement must be limited to the Event itself and not be presented in a way that promotes any other goods or services including those represented by the Organizer.
- Posters (a maximum of 10)
- Leaflets (a maximum of 500)
- Websites Announcement (a maximum of 4)
- On-site Panels/Banners (a maximum of 10)
- Newspapers/Magazines (advertising) - 5 announcements in local media only with a maximum of 500,000 copies circulation
- Complimentary Gift (a maximum of 100 of one of the following products; either (i) T-shirts, (ii) hats, (iii) eco-bags, (iv) hand towels)
What is included in the Corporate Adjudication Service?
- Corporate account; dedicated account manager
- Concept design: depending on the type of event and profile of the company the Adjudications Team suggests the type of record that is most suitable
- Research into our database for suitable record titles
- If the record is non existent the Adjudications Team comes up with a list of new records
- Record breaking support during the preparatory phases
- After the customer and GWR agrees on the record title the Adjudications Team writes guidelines and does research into minimum requirements
- Record breaking support during the preparatory phases
- Verification of the record on site by a trained GWR representative
- Speech announcing successful record
- Framed certificate for the presentation ceremony, plus up to 5 certificates with final details
- Adjudication article posted on our website with pictures
- Circulation of the press release issued by the claimant in our media zone
- The GWR Trademark may be used for a maximum of 4 weeks prior the date of the record attempt and on the day of the record attempt in announcements to promote the Event only and can only be used or reproduced by the Organiser in the following media only unless otherwise agreed with the Company in writing in advance. Television is expressly excluded. The announcement must be limited to the Event itself and not be presented in a way that promotes any other goods or services including those represented by the Organizer.
- Posters (a maximum of 10)
- Leaflets (a maximum of 500)
- Websites Announcement (a maximum of 4)
- On-site Panels/Banners (a maximum of 10)
- Newspapers/Magazines (advertising) - 5 announcements in local media only with a maximum of 500,000 copies circulation
- Complimentary Gift (a maximum of 100 of one of the following products; either (i) T-shirts, (ii) hats, (iii) eco-bags, (iv) hand towels)
Does inviting an adjudicator come with a cost?
Yes, the adjudication fee depends on the package you go for, location, but it also depends on the number of records, adjudicators and days involved. Travel and accommodation costs will also have to be covered by the organizers of the event.
If an adjudicator is present on site, do we still have to submit all evidence listed and detailed in the Record Breakers’ Pack?
In general, no - but there are exceptions when the presence of an adjudicator is not enough to verify the attempt. For marathon records, for example, we will still require a logbook, which will be checked by our adjudicator upon arrival – as our adjudicator will not be able to be present throughout the duration of the attempt.
What events can benefit from this service?
We carry out on-site adjudications for:
- Corporate activities
- Product launches
- Marketing and PR events
- Charity functions
What languages do official GWR adjudicators speak?
- Arabic
- Danish
- Dutch
- English
- French
- German
- Greek
- Hungarian
- Italian
- Japanese
- Mandarin
- Norwegian
- Portuguese
- Romanian
- Spanish
- Swedish
- Turkish
Where are GWR adjudicators based?
Most of our adjudicators are based in London, UK, but we also have adjudicators based in:
- New York, USA
- Beijing, China
- Sydney, Australia
- Tokyo, Japan
- Hamburg, Germany
- Asuncion, Paraguay
Will the adjudicator bring his or her own measuring devices?
Yes, but there are exceptions. For example, in the case of weight-related records involving heavy items, the organizers will
have to provide appropriate weighing scales.
If you would like to request an adjudicator to your event, you should first
login and submit a record application.
Alternatively, if your adjudication request is urgent, you can fill out an online form and we will be in touch with you as soon as possible.