Safety, dismantling and references
Your safety matters more than any deadline. The detailed guidance is in CO-160 Chapter 6, A-149, and each team's DC-83 job hazard analysis.
| Contact | Name / information |
|---|---|
| Emergency | 093-019-4124 — Bo Nielsen, assembly overseer |
| First aid | First Aid desk — Kye Hadley |
| Safety overseer | Ralph Ord |
During delivery and setup
- Attend the safety briefing and your keyman's DC-83 review. Know the nearest exit and keep all exits and walkways clear.
- Use enough helpers for anything over 20 kg or bulky. Roll wheeled cases. Wear work shoes and gloves; use hard hats for raised-speaker work.
- Close case latches before moving equipment. Inspect cables, cover floor crossings and check cover edges for raised or loose areas.
- Keep tripods level, locked and sandbagged. Connect the speakON loudspeaker cable before raising a speaker and keep others clear.
- Report an incident, near miss, damaged item or unsafe condition immediately. Stop work if something is unsafe.
- Keep food and drinks away from A/V equipment.
Sunday dismantling
Use the dismantling teams below and follow your keyman after the teardown safety meeting.
| Dismantling team | Keyman | Crew |
|---|---|---|
| Cabling (Video and Audio) | Lacey Cox | Ronan Gav Budd; Ruben Martinez; Layo Kirby; TaSanee Kirby; Meyana Barnhart; Marcel Lewandowski; Adam Brier; Kassander Jensen; Pinja Keskinen; Yuri Chaplygin |
| A/V Booth | Micah Phillips | Mint Phillips; Dern |
| Stage | Jeff Korell | Gerald Berard; SuMalei Kirby; Matthew Chappelle; Cameron Korell |
| Loudspeakers | Corey DeLoach | Melissa DeLoach; Mike Vigil; Lilia Vigil; Mike Mundell; Bethany Mundell |
| Packing | Jason Kirby | Zabrina Bourgeois; Karina Li; April Korell |
Cabling: Also gather the rugs used to secure cable runs.
- Note the actual program end. Let the audience leave. The teardown safety meeting and prayer begins 30 minutes after the actual end; wait for it before starting.
- The meeting leader will name the teams, keymen, packing area and work order. Shut down equipment; Jeff isolates and disconnects power before anyone unplugs cables.
- With two people wearing hard hats, lower each tripod completely before removing its loudspeaker. Remove stands, microphones, cables and covers without creating trip hazards. Return venue equipment to venue staff.
- Coil XLR cables and other audio cables neatly. Do not wrap them around your elbow; avoid twists and sharp bends, and keep any attached Velcro with the cable.
- Bring every item to the packing area. Packing checks each item against the October BOM before cases go to the truck. Put each item back in its correct box; cable colour tags match the box. Before leaving, make one quick check of the work area for anything left behind.
- Report and photograph damage. Close every latch, and strap wheeled cases in the truck rather than relying on the wheel locks.
Reference links
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