Blach Construction | BIM for Stakeholders
4 hour course |
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BIM Background
Provide an overview of the BIM work flow process and how some of the most popular software packages are used.
- What is BIM?
- Some examples of BIM
- MEP coordination
- Clash detection
- Schedule simulation (4D)
- Estimating
- Design visualization
- Engineering
- Site logistics planning
- When do we use it?
- Evolution of BIM
- Current status of BIM in the design and building industry
- SMARTroom and coordination meetings
- What is 3D, 4D, 5D, and 6D?
- BIM software
- Level of detail in models
- Forming your project team
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Field Use of BIM
- Design visualization
- Site logistics planning
- MEP coordination
- Exterior Glazing & Framing
- Interior framing
- Installation sequence visualization
- As-built verification
- Request for information sketches
- Review submittals
- Facility management allowances
- Clearance clashes
- Mechanical model
- Plumbing model
- Framing model
- Fire sprinkler model
- Consolidated model
- Automated fabrication process
- Laser scanning
- Model demonstrations
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Business Value of BIM
- Level of business value of BIM
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Market Adoption
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ROI
- Relative importance of BIM benefits for improving ROI
- Cost estimate for BIM on a project
- SMARTboard costs
- Dedicated hardware
- Software
- Training
- Information infrastructure
- Room requirements
- ROI benchmarks
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BIM Execution Plans
- Penn State BIM execution plan
- What makes a successful plan?
- Who participates in the plan?
- Validating the quality of the models
- QA/QC of the process
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Practical BIM training
- 40 hours of instruction
- Understanding the BIM workflow
- Hands on software training
- Navisworks
- Revit
- Sketchup
- Apache Thermal Analysis
- Final projects
- Career options
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Conclusions
- Questions
- Next steps
- Program admission
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