Here are some plans and other documents that you may find useful:
- Technical Specifications (Includes equipment list)
- Load in and parking
- 360 Building Images
- Stage Plan (thrust layout)
- Stage Plan (in-the-round layout)
- Stage Plan with fire clearance (thrust layout)
- House Rules (essential reading!)
- Cockpit Welcome Pack
- Standard Lighting Rig Plan
- Channel List and Focus Notes for Standard Lighting Rig Plan
- Standard Lighting Rig Plan Elevation view
- Standard Lighting Rig Plan
- Blank Lighting Rig Plan
- Information for Lighting Designers - rig and regs
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Risk assessments:
- Maintenance Risk Assessment
- Stage Combat Risk Assessment
- Workshop Risk Assessment
- Dressing Rooms and Backstage Corridor Risk Assessment
- Fire Risk Assessment
- Fire extinguisher positions
- Covid 19 Risk Assessment
- Blank Risk Assessment - This is an example of the format only, please ensure your risk assessment is completely suitable for your event, you can read the HSE information on risk assessments here
If you have any problems downloading any of the above please email: deb [at] thecockpit.org.uk
If you are bringing an event to The Cockpit, you will need to fill in a technical questionnaire which we will send by email a few weeks before your show opens. If you would like a copy of the questionnaire before then please email me.
The Cockpit technician supplied with a basic hire is there to support and advise your crew, and to look after The Cockpit's equipment and everyone's Health & Safety.
You need to make sure you have enough people to load in, build your set, design and rig your lights, mix your sound, run your event, and load out. If you do not have enough people to do this let us know as soon as you can and we can supply extra crew when you need them.
The Cockpit works in line with the TMA/BECTU Code of Conduct for get-ins, fit-ups and get-outs.
If you have any technical or logistical questions, please contact:
Deb Jones
Technical Production Manager
deb [at] thecockpit.org.uk
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