Cleaning

ICC Sydney can provide detailed on stand cleaning to exhibitors upon request. Exhibitors requiring this service will be charged directly by the ICC. To arrange this service please complete and return the Cleaning Services Order Form. 

Deliveries

Please read the Deliveries & Logistics Page for details specifically about your event. Click here to see the general ICC Sydney Ground Floor Access map.

Food and Beverage Sampling 

Please contact us about your event's specific details related to food and beverage sampling. In some cases there may be a cost associated with food selling or sampling. The sampling item must be your core business (a product you manufacture or distribute). Sampling outside of this will not be permitted.

Click here to download the ICC Sydney Food & Sampling Permit Form. 
Click here to see instructions on acquiring City of Sydney Temporary Foodstall Permit (TFP). Please note TFP numbers are now permanent so if you have applied before there is no need to do it again. 

Stand Construction

ICC Sydney requires temporary structures built for exhibitions or events to comply with relevant legislation, and are constructed with upmost concern for the safety of the public, employees and contractors. Due to fire engineering restrictions, the maximum permissible stand height is five (5) metres in the lower exhibition halls and four (4) metres in the convention centre. 

Goods Lift

The goods lifts can be accessed from Convention Centre Loading Dock and must be operated by venue staff or approved contractors. When using the lifts, maximum loading capacities must be observed. Safeguarding of lifts and loads is required to prevent damage to lift doors, walls and the control panel

Dimensions: 2.4 metres high x 7 metres depth x 2.4m width (capacity of 5,625kg)

(note: goods lift access will only be available for contractors and custom stand builders booked into the loading dock. This won’t be accessible for exhibitors with hand carried items).  Safeguarding of lifts and loads is required to prevent damage to lift doors, walls and the control panel.

Lift Access

Exhibition Halls: There are 2 lifts that access the Exhibition Centre from the P1 carpark at all times during the venue opening hours. Lift 12 is located to the far left of the boom gate when entering the P1 car park from Darling Drive and is located next to the exit to the Darling Harbour precinct closest to the Convention Centre. Lift 6 is located to the far right of the boom gate upon entering the car park and is located closer to the First State Super Theatre. These lifts will provide direct access to the lower halls (1-4) via level 2 and upper halls (Halls 5-7 and Event Deck) via level 4. 

Convention Centre (GPCE): Lift 12 provides access to the Convention Centre from the P1 carpark at all times during the venue opening hours. Lift 12 is located to the far left of the boom gate when entering the P1 car park from Darling Drive and is located next to the exit to the Darling Harbour precinct closest to the Convention Centre.

Naked flames or candles

ICC Sydney’s permission is required for the use of naked flames or candles. Naked flames or candles can feature in a stand or booth if they are part of the product range or used for product demonstration. Ensure naked flames are safely positioned and cannot be knocked over or come into contact with any person or flammable item. All cloth and materials in close proximity to the candle or lit item are to be fire retardant. A fire extinguisher is required on the stand or booth and ICC Sydney may place a limit on the number of candles. Flames are to be extinguished 15 minutes prior to the stand being vacated at the end of the day. It is a basic safety precaution not to leave a stand unattended while candles are alight. Naked flames also include indoor/outdoor fire places, ethanol burners, BBQ’s, Gas heaters, fire pits etc. used as decorative homeware and entertaining. Click here for the Naked Flames Permit Form.

Rigging

Within the Exhibition halls & Convention Centre all primary (top point) rigging including banner points are exclusively coordinated and installed by ICC Sydney. Secondary rigging points (attached to primary) can be arranged by ICC Sydney or recommended event suppliers’, details can be found in the event exhibitor manual. *Banners to be rigged in the Convention Centre to be no larger than 1m deep due to ceiling heights.

Water and drainage

ICC Sydney is the exclusive provider of water and drainage services within the venue. Due to restricted access to water supply on the exhibition floor, it is crucial that all plumbing requirements are ordered well in advance of the move in date. ICC Sydney provides required water and drainage connection points in the nearest pit or trench. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to arrange connection from the service pit to equipment as well as any requirement for self-contained sinks.

Drains are exclusively provided for the drainage of grey water. Using drains for the disposal of grease, solids, solvents, hazardous materials or organic materials is not permitted.

Water Features

ICC Sydney requires details of any receptacles containing 200 litres or more of water or other liquids 20 working days before the event. Venue staff will fill the receptacles before the event and drain them after. Costs may apply for services including cleaning and repairs.