ASI Show Atlanta I&D Crews

Our install plan for ASI Show Atlanta sequences carefully: structural elements first, electrical second, graphics third, AV fourth, final finish fifth. Each phase has a hand-off point so the next crew arrives to a clean staging area, not a half-built booth.

Install plans for ASI Show Atlanta get drafted at minus-30 days. The plan documents crew size, install hours per phase, equipment needs (forklift, scissor lift, rigging hardware), and the show's labor jurisdiction rules at Georgia World Congress Center. We don't show up and figure it out.

ASI Show Atlanta runs at Georgia World Congress Center during January. Attendance is typically 7000+, and the show targets Promotional products suppliers, imprinters, apparel decorators, ad specialty manufacturers. One of three major annual ASI shows (Dallas and Chicago are the others). Draws southeastern US promotional products industry.

Dismantle scheduling for ASI Show Atlanta matters because Georgia World Congress Center has fixed move-out windows. We don't run late.

Dismantle at ASI Show Atlanta runs roughly 50% of install time. Our crews stay through the official dismantle window, document booth condition for any claims, crate everything for return freight or storage, and confirm with show management that the booth space is left compliant.

ASI Show Atlanta has been hosted by Advertising Specialty Institute (ASI) since 1987. Major January anchor show at GWCC requiring significant booth build activity

Labor jurisdiction at Georgia World Congress Center for ASI Show Atlanta is specific: rigging requires certified riggers, electrical work requires union electricians, and any tall structural assembly may require additional supervisors.

Atlanta labor coordination at Georgia World Congress Center involves union jurisdictions, EAC paperwork, and the show's preferred contractor list. We file the EAC at minus-45 days, confirm union signoffs at minus-30, and run a pre-show coordination call with the show's general contractor.

Supervisor staffing for ASI Show Atlanta matches scope. A 20x20 needs one supervisor; a 30x40 with hanging signs needs two; a 50x100+ needs a project manager plus a lead supervisor plus an assistant. We don't undersize the supervision because that's where install quality breaks down.

Our supervisors at ASI Show Atlanta run pre-show walkthroughs with your account team, document install progress at end-of-day-one and end-of-day-two, and confirm pre-show readiness before doors open. The handoff to your team at show start is a documented sign-off, not an assumption.