The following questions deal with theatre safety and the groups in charge of overseeing safety rules in the workplace.
Our Safest Health Administration
On Stage House Access
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Official Safety and Health Administration
Occupational Stage and House Administration
Employers must have written health and safety guidelines, and communicate the program to all employees.
Employers must inventory all chemicals on the worksite, obtain MSDSs and make them available to all employees.
Employers must have a written exercise program for all employees.
Employers must have a formal training program to protect all employees from harm.
Your right to know the other people working on your assignment.
Your right to have access to your work evaluations.
Your rright to know what harmful chemicals are on the worksite and how to protect yourself from harm.
Your right to know how much profit the company is making from your work.
All theatre workers who collect a fee.
All employees who have deductions taken out from their paychecks.
All volunteers who work less then 20 hours per week.
All interns who are receiving college credit.
All apprentice who hope to make it in the "big time".
Follow OSHA regulations
Provide a clean and safe environment for all workers
Post reports and pictures of previous accidents
Teach and enforce safe work practices
Train all workers properly
Your name
Location of the problem, including the buildings name and room number
Time and date
Description of emergency
Phone number and safe location for further contact
Check to be sure that all fire extinguishers are in corect locations
Follow up with a phone call to activate help if it is safe to do so
Gather all workers to remind them of the emergency plan
Before you leave the work site clean up all materials that may burn
Post a note that work is finished for the day
Call all emergency authorites for assistance
Check the location of the alarm device and turn it off
Evacuate the building immediately and close doors behind you as you leave
Locate your immediate supervisor
Make sure all workers are aware of the alarm
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE
FALSE
Toxic chemicals on the stage floor
Fire
Gasses
Smoke
Falling equipment
To expel gas and smoke that rises to the top of the stage house during a fire
To allow the stage crew working on the fly rails an exit through the top of the building
To act as a smoke intake for the stage
To let light and smoke in during a power failure
To allow a place for smokers to take a break
Locate fire extinguishers and check for the proper code
Make sure all exits are clear of equipment and debris
Make sure you have your car keys
Call for help using either a telephone or fire alarm- or both if it is safe to do so.
Try to put out the fire by yourself.
True
False
Flammable
Flame proof
Flame retardant
Fire hazard
All of the above
Flammable
Flame proof
Flame retardant
Fire hazard
All of the above
Fire
Emergency evacuation
Injury to workers
All of the above
True
False
True
False
Gases
Vapors
Dust Particles
Smoke
All of the above
True
False
Skin contact
Breathing/inhalation
Osmosis
Impregnation
Ingestion
Most Students Don't Study
Most Students Don't Study
Material Safety Data Sheets
Most Students Don't Study
Most Students Don't Study
Positive fit test
Tension test
"Banana Oil" sniff test
Mr. Kearns yelling at you test
Negative fit test
Keep lights on the stage
Wear gloves
Use color chalk for measurements and markings
Wear safety glasses
Shout out an all clear