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Ensure all hand props are properly labeled, organize them in a prop table with a clear layout, and make sure actors return them post-performance.

Ensure furniture is stable and safe for use, touch-up paint and upholstery regularly, and keep accurate diagrams of stage placement.

Hire a specialist for handling of complex props, ensure proper safety protocols are followed, and test effects before live performances.

Coordinate with the costume department, ensure props complement the actor's attire, and check for comfort and mobility.

Laminate or cover documents to prevent damage, keep digital backups, and clearly mark the actor’s cues within the text.

Have backups for any breakaway props, rehearse their use extensively, and manage disposal safely after use.

Lock up weapon props when not in use, train actors in safe handling, and perform regular safety checks.

Assign personal responsibility to actors for these props, educate on proper care, and ensure they are kept safely when not in use.

Stock an ample supply of consumable items, check for allergies if the prop is edible, and keep replenishment routines.