Make
safety a priority.
Schedule an annual inspection
of your school’s theatre to
theatre to uncover faulty equipment and
hazardous situations that could eventually
develop into life-safety issues.
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| Ensure
safety. You
are responsible for the safety of your students,
faculty, and audience. From ropes that move
lighting overhead to flame proofing of curtains,
it’s imperative everything is in proper
working order. |
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| Reduce
liability risk. Most
states require an annual inspection of your
entire facility. In any case, make annual
inspections of your theatre a standard procedure
in your loss/accident prevention program.
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| Protect
your investment. Thousands
of dollars are invested in your theatrical
equipment
and replacements are expensive. By identifying
problems early repair costs can be minimized. |
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| Reply today
to have us find a qualified inspector in
your area |
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J.R.
Clancy can help you find a qualified rigging
specialist in your area to inspect the condition
of your backstage equipment. You’ll
be provided with a clear, written assessment
so you can easily address any necessary
repairs or replacements that
that need to be made. Ultimately, you’ll
have greater peace of mind knowing your
theatre is as safe as possible. |
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| Don’t
forget the training |
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| An
annual inspection is just one component
toward a safe entertainment facility. In
addition, staff and students should be taught
“the ropes” by instructors knowledgeable
in the field of stage rigging and theatrical
equipment. |
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If
you would like to have your theatre inspected
for safety and have a qualified rigging
specialist contact you to discuss an inspection
contact Tom Young at 1-800-836-1885
(9-5 EST) or email him at tomyoung@jrclancy.com.
Don’t forget to ask about backstage
safety training programs for staff and students. |
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