Video: Play It Safe
Introduction to Theatre Safety

1. Purpose of OSHA
2. Who must comply with OSHA laws
3. What are Right to Know laws
4. Role of supervisors and graduate students who supervise UG’s
5. How to report and emergency
6. What to do in an emergency with the theatre facilities
7. Regulations for exit ways
8. Regulations for exit lights
9. Role of a Fire Curtain
10. What to do in the event of a fire in the theatre
11. Categories of burning materials (A, B, C)
12. Ratings of fire extinguishers (A, B, C, or ABC, etc.)
13. Definition of flame retardant vs. flame proof
14. Regulations concerning audience seating
15. How bacterial infections are spread in the make up area
16. How to clean up human body and body fluids
17. Role of different safety masks
18. How to reduce chances of getting carpel tunnel syndrome
19. Rules concerning working alone in our theatres
20. How do chemicals enter the body
21. What is the purpose of MSDS
22. The most neglected type of protection for theatre workers =
23. Hazards of using dry ice fog and hazers in the theatres
24. How to avoid hazards and unsafe work habits in the lighting area
25. Proper disposal for blood contaminated tools
26. Tips for avoiding hot glue gun burns
27. OSHA regulations for protective guards and clothing
28. Tips for avoiding hearing loss
29. The most dangerous shop activity is
30. Hazards of welding in the theatre.