Across
- 2. A warning called when carrying a long or sharp object around other people
- 4. A cord that can become a tripping hazard if it is not placed or secured correctly
- 5. What you should immediately do when equipment is damaged or a safety problem occurs
- 7. Anything that could cause injury, damage, or an unsafe situation
- 9. Cameras, tripods, lights, and other production tools that must be handled safely
- 13. Equipment worn to protect a person from possible injury
- 14. A warning called when lights are being turned on
- 15. A production area where equipment and scenery should not be moved or disturbed
- 16. A power source that must be handled, stored, and used correctly
- 17. Actions taken before an accident happens to reduce danger
- 18. The practice of preventing injuries, hazards, and equipment damage
Down
- 1. What should be closed-toe and appropriate when working around production equipment
- 3. A place outside the regular classroom or studio where production safety rules still apply
- 6. An established procedure that should be followed for safety
- 8. Harm caused to equipment because of an accident, misuse, or unsafe behavior
- 9. Describes hazards involving power, cords, outlets, or energized equipment
- 10. Physical harm that proper safety procedures are designed to prevent
- 11. The possibility that a hazard could cause injury or damage
- 12. A condition that walkways and cable paths should remain to prevent trips and falls
- 14. Equipment that must be placed securely so it does not tip or fall
