Theatre Safety 1

Examples of protective outerwear include all of the following except

• glasses

• apron

• back brace

• socks

________________ are used to keep organized materials close by and within arm’s length.

• tool belts

• spotters

• boxes

• cabinets

When lifting any set pieces or equipment, you should always lift with your ___________

• hands

• back

• knees

• arms

___________ are used to protect fingers and hands from injury. They can also help with grip to assist objects from slipping out of your hands.

• wraps

• band aids

• tape

• gloves

Use a ____________ when operating any equipment such as saws, drills, or sanders, to protect yourself from inhaling particles or debris.

• level

• precaution

• mask

• hat

What type of shoes should you wear when working on the stage?

• sandals

• high heels

• closed toed, full, rubber-soled shoes

• jellies

What should you always remove while building sets?

• lanyards

• glasses

• belts

• aprons

You should always secure _________________ while working on set.

• language

• loose-fitting clothes

• socks

• smile

____________ protects your clothing from paint spatter, tears/rips, dust, etc.

• masks

• tool belts

• glasses

• aprons

Wearing ______________ is essential when operating any loud equipment.

• ear muffs

• head bands

• protective ear buds

• goggles