- Unapproved EAC's are not be allowed to perform any hands-on labor including all physical tasks and installation work, your unapproved EAC may attend solely in a supervisory capacity only.
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Approved EACs are NOT allowed to perform services related to drayage, lift operations, overhead rigging, electrical, plumbing, mechanical, telecommunications, booth cleaning, or catering.
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EACs must indemnify and hold harmless Informa Connect and the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center against claims, losses, or damages arising from their actions or omissions.
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Approved EACs are permitted on the show floor during move-in hours without a tradeshow badge. For access during show days, exhibitors must provide them with an official exhibitor badge.
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EACs must operate only within the exhibitor’s booth space. Aisles, other booths, and vacant areas cannot be used for work or storage.
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EACs are strictly prohibited from soliciting or selling their services to exhibitors at any time. Violations will result in immediate removal.
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Exhibitors must provide EACs with all necessary information via the online Exhibitor Manual, including booth regulations, shipping details, and utilities.
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Unapproved EACs shall possess a valid insurance, see full insurance requirements for Greenbuild. Exhibitors must submit the certificate to Show Management by September 16, 2026.
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EACs must have a valid work order from an exhibitor before the move-in date and are prohibited from soliciting business during move-in or move-out.
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EACs are responsible for any costs related to their work, including overtime pay and restoring exhibit spaces to their original condition.
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EACs must comply with the Occupational Health and Safety Act and its regulations. Workers must wear approved safety footwear during move-in and move-out. Hard hats are mandatory in booths with overhead work. Full details are in the Health & Safety section of the exhibitor manual.