In the five videos below we explain how to create an impressive BIM Execution Plan (BEP), agree on a simple visual BIM scope (using Level of Information Need), quickly manage BIM tasks and verify against your BIM requirements [5 VIDEOS]
1) HOW TO CREATE A BIM EXECUTION PLAN (BEP)
It is essential for all project participants to achieve a common agreement for BIM standards and BIM processes.
So important that governments are mandating the use of BIM Execution Plans (BEPs) as a tool to standardize workflows.
However some BEP workflows have been unsuccessful
Let's find out about a more successful approach to Building Information Modeling and the creation of online BIM Execution Plans!:
2) How to create a simple BIM project Scope
If you ask multiple people on a project what their BIM scope is you will probably get different answers.
Unfortunately, unclear BIM responsibilities usually lead to missing and/or duplicate scope and lots of wasted effort.
Here we discuss the steps to follow in order to gain a much clearer scope and true agreement between all project stakeholders.
We start by agreeing on WHY we are doing BIM in the first place!!
Then, to following the Level of Information Need approach, we understand how much BIM is actually required (the geometry, information and documentation for each customer), when they need it and also importantly who is responsible for delivering it.
3) How to sequence BIM tasks with your teams
If teams model elements all at the same time or out of sequence the result will be many thousands of clashes.
Clashes cause rework and is a huge waste in what should be a more efficient (BIM) workflow.
Using a System Priority Structure helps teams agree on the most optimal sequence and avoid the problems.
The benefit is following a Clash Avoidance workflow rather than a Clash Detection workflow:
4) How to manage your BIM tasks
Asking for progress updates from your team members can be like "pulling teeth"
We see huge improvements when using a simple BIM Kanban board to manage the BIM tasks:
5) How to verify the BIM model against your BIM contract requirements
It's usually a challenge to understand what the original requirements even were!
Here we share some final tips to consolidate BIM requirements and explain how to verify the models against the original requirements:
BIM MANAGEMENT - CONCLUSION
We believe in simple and optimal BIM workflows with:
- drag and drop features to create online BIM Execution Plans
- visual BIM scopes that use the ISO 19650 principles of Level of Information Need
- rapid updating of BIM project progress
- BIM model verification that is connected directly to the original BIM contract requirements!
Two BIM Management Resources:
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Watch BIM Basics
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Book BIM Masterclass