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STATIC VEHICLES WITHIN THE VENUE

WE HAVE ALOT OF INTEREST IN SHOWCASES VEHICLES TO KINETIC BOTH FROM MANUFACTURERS AND EXHIBITORS, Due to compliance and health and safety any exhibitor or organiser wishing to bring such EVs to Kinetic will be required to supply the vehicle details, type of EV, method of charging, stand number, location within building and a contact name. Our team will assign the location and provide details for this

All vehicles must be setup and in the venue on the 21st March. Vehicles shall not enter any building in which an exhibition is taking place during the time that it is open to visitors.

Electric Vehicles

ANY EXHIBITORS OR ORGANISERS WISHING TO BRING SUCH EV’S TO THE TIC THEY WILL BE REQUIRED TO SUPPLY THE VEHICLE DETAILS, TYPE OF EV, METHOD OF CHARGING, STAND NUMBER, LOCATION WITHIN BUILDING AND A CONTACT NAME. The EVs must be plotted on the agreed floor plan. TIC has an obligation to inform the local fire authorities of the location of EVs within the centre when holding automotive type events.

Day Time Charging

Where EVs required to be charged then this would be encouraged to be done when the building is occupied during the day. Stands/exhibitors would be responsible for monitoring the EV whilst being charged.

Overnight Charging

The TIC will only allow the overnight charging of vehicles under the following circumstances:

» The charging point should be installed by an approved electrical contractor and signed off.

» Only the dedicated power supply for that stand should be used for charging, this again installed by an approved electrical contractor.

» There is overnight security within the area of EV charging.

» The correct level of firefighting equipment is supplied.

» There must be a supplier contactable for any vehicle emergencies.

If overnight charging is to take place whilst the building is unoccupied then it must be discussed with the Organiser, Event Manager and the venue Security Manager. All costs would be charged back to the event organisers.

All the above would be subject to a risk assessment which should be available to the venue and event organisers.

PETROL-FUELED VEHICLES

All petrol-fuelled motor vehicles or other petrol engine equipment fitted with a fuel tank, including boats, plant or machinery, must comply with the following:

» The fuel tanks of motor vehicles manufactured prior to 1984 must contain only sufficient fuel

» To move the vehicle in and out of the hall, due to the absence of safety features which prevent leakage

» Fuel tanks of motor vehicles manufactured from 1984 onwards may contain fuel

» Fuel tanks on all other petrol engine equipment must be empty

» The fuel tank must be sealed, wherever possible with a lockable cap

» Vehicles may require a drip tray and must be positioned within the boundaries of the stand so that any protrusions, doors, tail lifts etc.. do not infringe the stand perimeter

» The running of engines during the open period of an exhibition is strictly prohibited

» For vehicles required to operate as part of a moving demonstration, “pit” positions must be clearly defined and agreed with the venue. Suitable fire extinguisher(s) must be provided

» Filling or emptying of fuel tanks inside the hall is strictly prohibited at all times

Vehicles In Public Circulation Areas

No vehicles, hand propelled or motorised, are permitted to travel within the public circulation areas during the open period of the exhibition.

The static display of vehicles in the public circulation areas is subject to approval of written details by the venue. Vehicles must be clean including tyres, supplied with a drip tray and pushed into position.

The venue will agree the maximum number of vehicles permitted in these areas.

Refueling And Recharging

Vehicles and plant must be refuelled or recharged in the open air, away from the building in position agreed by the venue.

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