Conference / Exhibition Organisers

Does the PCEC organise the exhibitors for events?

How many people can the PCEC hold for a conference?

What if I just want to hold a small meeting at the PCEC?

General / Public

Are there eating facilities at the PCEC?

How can I apply for a job at the PCEC?

How can I get to the PCEC?

How much will it cost to park in the carpark?

Is the carpark available for day parking?

Is there wheelchair access?

When can I find out which events will be held at the PCEC?

When did the PCEC open for business?

Where can I park?

Industry

How many people are employed at the PCEC?

What is the involvement of the Perth Convention Bureau?

Who is Spotless?

Who operates the carpark?

Who owns the PCEC?

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	Does the PCEC organise the exhibitors for events?
	No, the PCEC does not organise the exhibitors for events. You will need to contact your event organiser directly.
	How many people can the PCEC hold for a conference?
	The PCEC can host 5,000+ delegates.
	What if I just want to hold a small meeting at the PCEC?
	The PCEC caters for meetings of varying sizes. small, medium and large. A small meeting will be given the same commitment as a large meeting. See the Meetings page on this website for further information.
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	Are there eating facilities at the PCEC?
	Yes, the Velluto Cafe on Level 2 serves tasty meals using fresh Western Australian produce. The cafe can seat up to 150 people and features an Internet café section.
	How can I apply for a job at the PCEC?
	Jobs will be advertised on this site and on Seek. You can also send in your CV and personal details. See PCEC Employment for more information.
	How can I get to the PCEC?
	You can drive in and park in the PCEC's carpark, catch a bus, train, ferry or taxi, walk or cycle. See our Public Transport page for further information and our PCEC map for entry and exit points.
	How much will it cost to park in the carpark?
	The carpark is owned and managed by the City of Perth Council. For prices and further information, contact +61 8 9464 2844.
	Is the carpark available for day parking?
	Yes, it is a 24 Hour carpark. See information about parking on our website.
	Is there wheelchair access?
	Yes, the PCEC has wheelchair access to all public areas of the building, special bays in the carpark and specially-designed bathrooms.
	When can I find out which events will be held at the PCEC?
	Refer to the PCEC's Coming Events section for up-to-date information about events.
	When did the PCEC open for business?
	Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre officially opened on 26 August 2004.
	Where can I park?
	There is a car park below the PCEC. The attached map shows alternative parking and bus/train stops close to the Centre More Information»
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	How many people are employed at the PCEC?
	The PCEC has a core staff of approximately 70 people, our service providers have approximately 60 permanent staff and on a casual basis we employ approximately 700 people.
	What is the involvement of the Perth Convention Bureau?
	The PCEC works very closely with the Perth Convention Bureau to ensure that Perth is the destination of choice for international and domestic conventions and exhibitions.
	Who is Spotless?
	The Spotless Group is a specialist provider of services to business, government and industry throughout the world. The PCEC is proudly managed by a specialist convention and exhibition team, from Spotless Services Australia Limited, a division of the Spotless Group.
	Who operates the carpark?
	The City of Perth own and operate the carpark through its business unit, City of Perth Parking (CPP). For further information and customer inquiries, phone +61 8 9464 2844 or email info_city@cityofperth.wa.gov.au.
	Who owns the PCEC?
	Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre is a public/private partnership and was built by Multiplex, with the support of the Western Australian Government. It is managed by Spotless Services Australia and owned (through a lease arrangement) by the Wyllie Group.
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