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Regular inspection of equipment such as trapezes, ropes, and rings is essential to prevent equipment failure that can result in accidents. This involves checking for signs of wear and ensuring that all fixtures and fittings are secure.

Safety nets are essential for performances at height, such as trapeze acts, to prevent injury from falls. They are strategically placed below performers to catch them if they lose grip or balance during their act.

Fire performances are common in circuses, making fire extinguishers crucial for quickly addressing any accidental fires. Performers must be trained in their use, and extinguishers should be readily accessible at various points around the performance area.

Only professionals with appropriate certification should handle rigging for aerial acts to ensure that the equipment can safely support the performers' weight and dynamic loads.

Having a well-communicated and rehearsed emergency plan allows for swift and orderly response during unexpected dangerous occurrences, ensuring the safety of performers and the audience.

Performers and staff involved in fire acts must undergo fire safety training to handle performance elements safely and know how to act in case of a fire-related emergency.

Spotters are trained individuals who stand by to assist or catch performers during acrobatic or aerial acts, preventing injury from missteps or falls and ensuring proper technique.

A fully stocked first aid kit should be readily available to handle minor injuries immediately. It should include items such as bandages, disinfectants, and splints.

Placed on performance surfaces to prevent slips and falls, non-slip mats are especially important for acts that involve rapid movements or are performed on potentially slick surfaces.