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A safety device made of fire-resistant material that can be dropped down to separate the audience from the stage in case of fire, preventing the spread of flames and smoke.

Material Safety Data Sheets provide detailed information about chemical products used in the theater, including their hazards and safe handling procedures.

A safety protocol used to ensure that dangerous equipment is properly shut off and not started up again before the completion of maintenance or repair work.

Equipment worn to minimize exposure to hazards that can cause serious workplace injuries and illnesses. Examples include gloves, safety glasses, earplugs.

Systems designed to protect personnel from accidental falls or to safely stop a fall before hitting the ground. Examples include safety nets, guard rails, and harnesses.

The plan detailing the process to be followed by staff and audience in case of an emergency, to safely exit the theater.

Protocols designed to prevent electric shock, fires, and explosions in a theater setting, includes safe handling of wires and the proper use of power tools.

Safety measures taken to ensure that all stage props are safe for use and do not pose any risk to cast and crew.

Protocols to ensure all overhead equipment, such as lights and scenery, are safely installed and operated to prevent accidents.

Training on how to correctly use a fire extinguisher to put out small fires quickly and safely in a theater environment.

Training provided to staff to deal with minor injuries or health emergencies until professional help can be provided.

Strategies and practices used to manage and monitor the audience to ensure safety during performances and in case of emergencies.

The process of documenting any accidents or near misses to improve safety measures and prevent future occurrences.

Protocols ensuring that any weapons used on stage are handled safely and responsibly, with no live ammunition and proper training for actors.