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VET GENERAL FLASH

FLASHCARDS FOR VET

TermDefinition
Hazard A source or a situation with the potential for harm in terms of human injury or ill-health, damage to property, damage to the environment, or a combination of these.
PCBU and what do they do? Person Conducting Business or Undertaking. They ensure the health and safety of workers while they are at work in the business or undertaking.
Standard PPE for a Worksite (use the acronym HEDGESH) Hardhat, Eyewear, Dust mask, Glove wear, Ear muffs, Steel caps, Hi-vis vest. HEDGESH.
Risk The likelihood of a hazard becoming a danger. The possibility of harm might occur when exposed to a hazard.
Hierarchy of controls? Eliminate, substitute, isolate, Engineering controls, admin controls, PPE
ARCS Acts, Regulation, Code of Conduct, Standards
Number of channels in a universe? 512
Decibel levels A relative measurement for the volume of sound.
Hertz A measurement of the frequency of sound vibration.
Phantom power The DC voltage (48 volts) sent through an XLR cable to power active electronics.
Ohms Unit of electrical resistance.
Watts Standard international unit of power.
Power up sequence? Sound source, mixer, amplifier, speakers
Act change A change of either scenery, lighting, costume, props or other technical elements between acts.
Apron Stage floor between the front edge of the stage and front curtain
Backdrop Painted canvas or muslin curtain, hung from a batten, forms part of the scenery.
Bump in/bump out Moving in and out of a venue, setting up and closing down.
Prompt copy Master script and tech reference used by the stage manager to run rehearsals.
What is Ohms Law? The electrical current that flows in a circuit is directly proportional to the voltage.
Voltage equals..? Voltage = Current x Resistance
Three phase power Power that is supplied to an installation in three phases. Red, Yellow, Blue.
XLR microphone cable.
DMX Data cable used to control stage lighting, color fixtures and special effects.
Unbalanced cable and Balanced Cable features...? Unbalanced = Tip, Sleeve (TS) Balanced = Tip, Ring, Sleeve (TRS)
Gel A filter put in front of a light to change the colour of the beam of the light. Originally made of gelatine!
Mover An intelligent light that can move.
L.E.D.....? Light emitting diodes
Profile spot A light that uses blades to shape the beam of the light into different shapes.
Parc can A cylindrical stage and event light designed to emit a bright, focused beam or a smooth colour wash.
Fresnel A light that has concentric circles around it known as a Fresnel lens.
Flood light A large artificial light that is used to beam over a whole area.
Pin spot A light that shoots a narrow beam of light to focus on a specific, small area.
P.C. light.... what does it stand for and what is it. Pebble convex light. A light that has a pebble-like surface on the lens.
Gobo A stencil used inside of a light to project specific patterns onto the stage or set.
Barn doors Adjustable metal flaps or plastic flaps attached to a light source to shape, direct and block light.
Ampere Base unit of an electrical current.
Lantern schedule A specific list of light fixtures used in a production.
DI Box... what does it stand for and what is it. Direct input box. A device that allows musicians to connect their instruments to an audio mixing board without adding undesired noise in the process.
What does PAR stand for? Parabolic aluminised reflector.
Dimmers Electrical devices used to control the intensity of stage lights by regulating the amount of electricity sent to each fixture.
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