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Rigging lights is important for proper stage lighting and requires attention to health and safety. Lights must be rigged to hang in designated positions around the stage. It is crucial to ensure clamps are tight and safety chains are always attached to prevent lights from falling in the event of a clamp failure and endangering performers below, as well as preventing light damage from falls.
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