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BIM IS CHANGING THE WAY THE WORLD BUILDS

With more than 18 years of experience in the U.S. construction field, we are very familiar with the construction methods, processes, and standards. When reviewing a 2D plan or a DWG file we can pinpoint what information is incomplete, missing or conflicting.

We have been working in a full BIM environment and helping subcontractors and suppliers do the same since the very beginning of this relatively new field.

Understanding of basic principles of BIM Level 2.
Why BIM is determining factor for delivering projects on time and without waste and inefficiencies.
Putting BIM Level 2 into context for your organization.
Implementing standards, tools and other documents that define and are used to implement BIM Level 2.
Help asset owners manage asset information more effectively, help project sponsors and project managers deliver a better project (commercially and technically).
Understanding how BIM Level 2 provides a framework for better information security.
Understanding what next steps you need to be able to manage assets or deliver projects using BIM Level 2 processes.

Implementing digitization, lean and collaborative approach on the delivery and use of built assets.
Setting clear purpose and priorities as part of a BIM implementation strategy.
Assess current and future project deliver and asset management processes, information flows, and principle roles and functions involved.
Introduce collaborative working practices to the project.
Establish as asset-focused approach to briefing, information flows and principle roles and functions involved.
Introduce collaborative working practices to the project.
Establish an asset-focused approach to briefing, information requirements and the evaluation of outcomes.
Implement steps in procuring, managing and exchanging information.
Clarifying customer and supply-side drivers for BIM.
Outline a BIM implementation plan.

Apply standards of BIM Level 2 to project delivery.
Formulate plain language questions and (EIR) Employer Information Requirements.
Development of BIM Execution Plans and information delivery plans.
Implementation of common data environment processes of project information at BIM Level 2.
Development of information requirements for different life-cycle events and different roles involved in BIM Level 2 asset information management.
Development of BIM Level 2 Information management documents.
Identification of how designers and contactors are expected to show their BIM capability.
Roles and responsibilities in information management.

Development of key BIM Level 2 asset information management documents.
Formulation of organizational and asset information requirements.
Delivery of asset information through the Common Data Environment (CDE) and verification against the information requirements.
Development and maintenance of the asset information model.
Development of key information management process for group activities.

Institute clear asset information requirements and checkable digital plan of work
Use of COBle as the digital information exchange between design/supply chain and client/operator
Specifications of an EIR or digital plan of work
Request and respond to requests for COBle
Check COBle deliverables. Security & BIM

BIM as structure for collaboration
Integrate health and safety and BIM
Assign roles of the key participants in health and safety information and execution
Manage collaborative sharing of health and safety information
Manage health and safety information in document, BIM and COBle format