Sector-specific

BIM. Construction management

Smart Construction. BIM 40 hours

Introduction

The BIM: Construction Management course places you at the heart of a revolution in the construction sector, where the demand for professionals trained in BIM is constantly on the rise. You will learn to master modern construction strategies and to use tools advanced tools such as Autodesk Construction Cloud, which are essential for the efficient planning and management of construction projects. You will also develop skills to take accurate measurements and manage costs, critical aspects for the optimisation from resources. This online course offers you the flexibility to learn from anywhere, ensuring you acquire the skills needed to excel in a competitive and growing job market. Seize this opportunity to become a leading figure in construction project management, boosting your employability and your ability to lead innovative projects.

Objectives

- Understanding strategies key to optimise processes construction.

- Analyse the use from Autodesk Construction Cloud in projects.

- Plan y supervise building works efficiently using BIM.

- Evaluate accurate measurements y manage costs construction.

- Apply techniques from management from projects in digital environments.

- Identify technological tools to improve construction.

- Developing skills for the decision-making Under construction.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. STRATEGIES IN CONSTRUCTION.

Development of construction strategies
Construction strategies to boost productivity
Evaluation of construction strategies
Technical documents
Critical path analysis of projects

TEACHING UNIT 2. AUTODESK CONSTRUCTION CLOUD

Folder structure
Communication flows
Communication management
Construction review
Key views and permissions

TEACHING UNIT 3. CONSTRUCTION PLANNING AND MONITORING

Construction planning and supervision
Buildability and planning
Operations planning
Site monitoring and supervision
Progress on the works

TEACHING UNIT 4. MEASUREMENTS AND COSTS

Costing in BIM environments
Information structure
Measurements
Quotations
BIM requirements for construction

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