Electrical safety.

WHAT THIS SHEET APPLIES TO Anyone using Strider Theater, the Cellar Theater, and the Scene Shop for electrical or stage lighting needs. • Only trained and authorized electricians should remove covers from electrical panels. • Only properly trained and authorized persons are allowed to work with stage lighting equipment and electrical equipment. • All tools and lighting equipment must be UL listed and in proper working order. • All AC circuits, stage circuits, tools and stage lighting equipment must be grounded. • Use approved heavy duty, three-wire, extension cords. • Temporary cables, cords and wiring must be properly secured so they do not present a tripping hazard. • Temporary cables, cords and wiring must not be spliced. Use proper connectors and terminations. • Any asbestos cords on lighting units must be replaced by qualified personnel. Do not touch or work with asbestos cords. • Cable runs of more than 25 feet may increase electrical resistance beyond its normally rated capacity. • Never overload a circuit. Use the Power Formula (Watts=Volts X Amps) to determine proper load. • Never use power tools near water. Never work on electricity near water. • Never bypass a circuit breaker or fuse. These devices protect people and equipment from harm. • Report any unsafe electrical conditions to the Technical Director.