A Saw built into a table for cutting large sheets of wood at particular lengths.

Also known as a “Miter Saw”, this saw directly chops lumber in an accurate manner, and even has adjustable angles.

used for holding small objects in hard to reach places

A fastener used to join two pieces of wood together by using a hammer.

A threaded fastener, used to join two pieces of wood together with a screwdriver or power drill.

The place where sets, costumes, etc. are built, and where the majority of technical theatre professionals work.

A particular type of rehearsal where the crew will watch the show and call out “Stop” in order to freeze the actors in a particular position or place on stage. Then the crew will make adjustments according to what needs to be done (or fixed), and call “Start” when they’re ready to begin again.

This a series of laws set forth to provide safety regulations to protect employees in theaters who work extensively with equipment that is potentially dangerous.

What is the most Dangerous time of a production?

What do crew members call out when they are trying to get other people away from danger?

What type of tool is this?

What tool is this?

What tool is this?

What type of Screwdriver is this?

What type of Screwdriver is this?

What type of Wrench is this?

What type of Wrench is this?

Which of the following is NOT a reason for mistakes and accidents being made when working on crew?

How soon after an accident should someone report it?

adjustable end to fit almost any size bolt or nut, most suitable for stage work

What is the name of this tool?

How should someone NOT lift a heavy object?

What are these objects called?

Which of the following is NOT a clothing guideline for working in a scene shop?