Across
- 1. referring to the event organizers or show management specific portion of an event.
- 4. a set day(typically 21 days before the beginning of decorator move-in) which marks the expiration of discounted pricing for all utility services.
- 9. an event that does not consist of exhibitors, which typically includes a heavier A/V portion of their activity.
- 10. event services main control desk for all work orders to be dispatched to electrical and plumbing personnel.
- 11. event services main control desk for all exhibitor requests to be communicated to the labor desk for investigation and execution.
- 13. a type of booth that stands alone and is connected to another booth.
- 15. an electrical potential large enough to cause injury or damage. 208 and 480 are the voltages we install and connect
- 16. utility boxes that are recessed in the floor, and contain electrical, plumbing, and sometimes telecommunication connections
Down
- 2. a type of booth that is connected to other booths on a tradeshow floor and is usually separated by pipe and drape.
- 3. an overhead light installed to the ceiling structure with control illumination in the shape of a circle
- 5. a service organization appointed by an exhibitor that assumes financial responsibility of their booth elements.
- 6. a representative who has an exhibit/booth within a trade show hall
- 7. an event consisting of an official and exhibitor portion
- 8. an upright support structure, where utility services can be pulled from
- 12. an organization that provides event management and exhibitors with a wide range of services including distributing the exhibitor manual, installation/dismantle, creating hanging signage, etc. Also known as 'General Service Contractor'
- 14. audio the equipment rented on show-site that runs visual media. (Laptops, monitors, sound systems, projectors, etc.)