2 icons in this category
Safety stage plot icons
Safety icons mark the things that hurt people. Cable crossings, stage edges, and restricted areas are all worth drawing, because a stage plot is often the only document a casual crew reads before a show. Marking a hazard on the plot is cheap. Missing one is not.
Where it goes. Hazard markers sit on the walking route they affect, not tucked away in a legend where nobody looks.
Worth confirming. Match the plot to the venue's own safety requirements. The drawing supports them, it does not replace them.
All 2 Safety icons
Every icon below has its own page covering placement, input list behaviour, and the gear most often placed next to it.
Categories that usually appear alongside Safety
Stage plots are rarely single category drawings. These sections carry the gear that tends to sit next to safety on the same plot.
- Cables21 iconsConnector and cable run icons for documenting XLR, TRS, HDMI, and adapter needs directly on the plot.
- Cases, Stairs, Risers, Trusses9 iconsRisers, stair units, road cases, and truss for plots where the stage has real levels and structure.
- Numbers1 iconsNumbered markers for labelling monitor mixes, channel positions, and stage locations.