7 Main Causes of Accidents
When you simply don't know what to do
What is Insufficient knowledge
Class of fire for electrical fires
What is Class/Type C
Shoes that should be worn in the shop, catwalk and moving set pieces
What is closed toed shoes
Audience on 1 side of the stage
What is Proscenium
The first step in the design process
What is Analysis
Using a jig saw to cut paper falls under
What is Improper use of tools and facilities
Class of fire for ordinary combustibles (Paper, Wood)
What is Class/Type A
Should be worn during prolonged exposure to excessive noise
Earmuffs/plugs
Audience on 3 sides of the stage
What is Thrust
The unconscious recombination of thought is
What is Incubation
Putting your hand close to a saw blade in order to cut a tiny piece of wood falls under
What is Taking unnecessary risks
Class of fire for flammable liquids (oil, gas)
What is Class/Type B
If using tools while up a ladder, secure tools with
What is tieline
Audience on all sides of the stage
What is Arena
All 5 steps of the design process
What is Analysis, Research, Incubation/Selection, Implementation, Evaluation
Talking and being distracting falls under
What is Carelessness
Should be illuminated and not blocked
What is Emergency Exit Signs
How should step ladders be before climbing up
What is open
Where the audience sits
What is the House
The most dangerous time of a production
What is Strike
The 7 Main Causes of Accidents
What are Insufficient Knowledge, Improper Use of tools and facilities, Failure to safeguard equipment, Failure to remove faulty equipment, Carelessness, Taking Unnecessary Risks, and Being in a Hurry
The Type of Fire Extinguisher we have backstage and in the shop
What is Class/Type A, B, C
The amount of people needed to use a 20ft ladder
What is 3 people
The downstage portion of the stage
What is the Apron
First thing done in the process of a production
What is Set the Budget