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Ah, thanks for the heads up. Luckily due to the nature of what we're doing, everything gets inspected and re-inspected a few times when we build it. Definitel
by blhack 9y ago
Ah, thanks for the heads up. Luckily due to the nature of what we're doing, everything gets inspected and re-inspected a few times when we build it.
Definitely something to keep in mind though.
- sandworm101 9y agoI took a very strict approach when it came to things over people's heads. I never allowed anything "extra" up there. There were no spare bulbs tucked away somewhere, no pile of twofers left on a gangway. I even pealed every tiny bit of tape off each truss. If it wasn't needed and secured it stayed on the ground. My worry was always what might happen in an earthquake. As a lighting guy I saw to much stuff fall from the sky. One concert hall I worked at used a rice-paper snow effect for a Japanese show. Four years later we still had the occasional bit of rice paper glide slowly down from 100' up. It could never hurt anyone, but film/TV clients who used the hall would be screaming mad when they saw it.