The course ‘BIM: Elements of BIM Methodology’ offers an exceptional opportunity to delve into a field that is revolutionising the construction and architecture sectors. In an era where the digitalisation and efficiency are key; BIM methodology has become an essential standard, in high demand amongst companies seeking to optimise their processes. Throughout the course, you will acquire fundamental skills in production and the exchange of information, providing training in manage projects more effectively and accurately. Online training allows you to access cutting-edge knowledge from anywhere, broadening your professional horizons without geographical restrictions. By joining, you will not only be improving your technical skills, but also positioning yourself as a competitive professional in a booming market.
BIM. Elements of the BIM methodology
Smart Construction. BIM
8 pm
Introduction
Objectives
- Understand the fundamentals key aspects of the BIM methodology to ensure it is applied correctly.
- Identify the stages key to the production of BIM information efficiently.
- Developing skills for the exchange from information in collaborative BIM environments.
- Analyse the benefits the use of BIM in the management of construction projects.
- Assess the importance of the interoperability in the BIM methodology to improve processes.
- Apply techniques from management from information in BIM projects to optimise results.
- Interpret correctly the BIM models and its usefulness throughout the project lifecycle.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BIM METHODOLOGY.
Stages of the asset life cycle.
Stakeholders involved in BIM processes.
BIM objectives and uses.
Definition of information in a BIM project.
TEACHING UNIT 2. INFORMATION PRODUCTION.
Rules for creating information.
Level of information
Methods of information production.
TEACHING UNIT 3. EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION.
Centralised information management.
Documents for the exchange of information.
Information-sharing process.
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