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Digital job cards for exhibition stand builders that put the released stand plan, parts list and handover points in the crew's hands on the show floor, with feedback per stand.

Digital job cards for exhibition stand builders. A digital job card that tracks preparation, execution and handover. Example with demonstration data.

What a job card for exhibition stand builders should hold.

On the show floor a crew often works from a printed drawing that has already been revised twice. Whether the back wall graphic is the latest version, whether the screen hangs left or right and where the venue's power point is, the crew leader sometimes only learns after a call to the office. Missing parts get sorted on the spot and never recorded. At handover the exhibitor walks the stand and asks for an extra shelf or different lighting, which is agreed verbally. Back at the office nobody knows whether that is extra work or a correction, and the photos of the finished stand sit on one person's phone.

Digital job cards for exhibition stand builders

Example
  1. 1

    Prepare from the released plan

    Done

    A job card per stand is created only once the design is released.

  2. 2

    Log the build and any deviations

    In progress

    During the build the crew ticks off parts and reports anything missing or damaged, with a photo.

  3. 3

    Hand over with the exhibitor

    Next

    At handover the crew leader walks the stand with the exhibitor and takes handover photos.

From preparation to signed-off card.

Prepare from the released plan

A job card per stand is created only once the design is released. It holds the final drawing, the list of wall panels, graphics, lighting and furniture, the location of the power connection and the exhibitor's contact. The crew leader sees which version applies and when it was released, so no stale printout goes round.

Log the build and any deviations

During the build the crew ticks off parts and reports anything missing or damaged, with a photo. A pillar that was not on the floor plan or a power point in a different spot is flagged straight to the project manager. They decide whether the stand changes and record that decision on the same job card.

Hand over with the exhibitor

At handover the crew leader walks the stand with the exhibitor and takes handover photos. Any last wishes are logged as extra work or as a snag, and the exhibitor signs on screen. The office immediately sees what was delivered, what is still open and which extras need invoicing.

No more paper and loose photos.

Job preparation now relies on printed drawings, a pick list from the warehouse and a chat group per show. The job cards pull the released design from the drawing software and the pick list from stock records. Project managers stay responsible for the stand plan and for decisions on deviations; crew leaders for recording what happens on the floor. Photos and signatures belong to the stand and can be found again at invoicing or when the same exhibitor returns for another show.

Drawing on a tablet or on paper

A tablet always shows the current version and makes photos easy, but it is fragile in a hall full of tools. Paper is robust but goes out of date. Many crews use a phone for ticking off and photos, with a printed drawing that carries a code to check on screen whether it is still valid.

Crew leader or project manager decides

For small deviations the crew leader can decide, such as moving a wall a few centimetres. Bigger calls, such as leaving out an element or hanging a different screen, belong with the project manager because they affect the quote and the exhibitor. The job card can record which decisions sit where.

Agree extras on site or afterwards

Having extras signed off on site avoids arguments, but exhibitors are busy on build day and sometimes sign without reading. Agreeing them afterwards is calmer, but memories fade. A short description with a photo and a signature on the floor, followed by an email confirmation, combines the strengths of both.

What goes on the job card.

Per stand the job card is ready with the released plan, the parts list, ticking off and reporting deviations, and a handover step with photos and a signature. Together we walk through a system stand that goes up as planned, and a stand where the venue has a pillar in a different spot from the floor plan. Breakdown cards and signed extras going straight onto the invoice can be switched on when it suits you.

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Does the job card work without internet in the hall?

Exhibition halls often have slow or overloaded networks. The job card is therefore loaded onto the device in advance, with drawing and parts list. Ticks and photos are stored locally and sent once a connection returns, so the crew never has to wait.

Can freelancers use the job cards too?

Yes, with their own access showing only the stands they are booked on. They can tick off parts and add photos. Recording extras and getting the exhibitor's signature can be limited to the crew leader, so it is clear who does that on your behalf.

How do we know the crew has the right design version?

The job card shows only the released version with its release date. If a new version is issued, the crew leader gets a notification and sees what changed. Older versions are kept but clearly marked as superseded.

Can we record damage to the stand after the show?

Yes. During breakdown the crew photographs damaged parts and notes what is wrong. That is stored against the stand and the part in stock, so you know what needs repair before it can be used again on another build.

Job cards that come back complete.

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Digital job cards for exhibition stand builders: the released stand plan on the show floor, with parts list, handover photos and extras per stand.

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  • Prepare from the released plan
  • Log the build and any deviations
  • Hand over with the exhibitor
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