Labor Jurisdiction
The Colorado Convention Center is a union venue. All installation and dismantle work may be subject to union labor jurisdiction. Contact NPARALLEL with questions about what work exhibitor personnel may self-perform.
What Exhibitors Can Do
- Work performed with hand tools only — no power tools
- No more than 2 exhibitor employees performing installation at any time
- Exhibitor employees may set up displays, arrange furnishings, and hang signs within their own booth
- Exhibitor employees may operate their own booth equipment
- All work must comply with NPARALLEL staff instructions and safety requirements
When NPARALLEL Labor Is Required
- Installation or dismantle of rental furniture and display equipment ordered through NPARALLEL
- Use of power tools for any construction or installation
- Rigging — hanging banners, lights, or any overhead elements
- Electrical connections (must be performed by authorized electricians)
- Lifting or moving items over 150 lbs
- Work requiring specialized equipment (forklifts, boom lifts, etc.)
Supervisory Labor Option
If you will not be present during move-in or move-out, order Supervisory Labor. A NPARALLEL supervisor will oversee installation and/or dismantle per your floor plan and instructions. Include your booth layout when ordering.