The Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre (VCCC) in Melbourne provides cancer treatment, research and education facilities, moving more than 4,800 employees, guests and patients each day.

VCCC's transport systems not only transfer people, but hazardous substances, medical equipment, food and beds, in a safe, secure and efficient manner.
The 23 unit vertical transport system at VCCC includes Schindler's PORT destination control, which reduces waiting times and offers real-time monitoring on lift status, wait times, round-trip times and error logs.
Each unit also offers a priority recall and exclusive use feature to facilitate emergency response, critical-care patient transfer, catering services and maintenance.
Units are also able to be driven without passenger accompanyment to assist with operations such as the transfer of hazardous materials.

Schindler Lifts Australia was awarded the 2017 Elevator World Project of the Year for design and installation at VCCC.