
The customer’s brief was twofold: they needed a competition-grade timing system, and they wanted a scoreboard versatile enough to support advertising, events and parties alongside swim meets.
Because every aquatic centre is different, InterQuad tailored the system design specifically to North Sydney’s layout and intended use of the board.
Like many major builds during this period, the project experienced extended timelines through COVID-19 and the broader construction program. With the pool shell already in place by the time the timing system reached installation, InterQuad’s expertise was relied on heavily to ensure conduits, cable runs and capabilities were correctly accounted for around the existing structure.

Key elements of the solution included:
The installation team completed the works in 5 days, with an additional day dedicated to training.


Because the timing system was commissioned in a completed facility rather than an active construction site, the handover environment was far more conducive to training, making it easier for council staff and aquatic operators to fully engage with the demonstration and walkthroughs.
A broad cross-section of the site team, including those who will operate the system day-to-day for swim meets, training and events, were trained on set-up, operation and pack-down of the timing and scoring equipment.

Working through the practicalities on site, InterQuad proposed and installed the deck plates on the back of the starting platforms instead. This change delivered:
The North Sydney Olympic Pool is now equipped with a full Olympic-scale timing solution ready to support swim meets, community events and broader venue activation.