Digital Building

Introduction

Description

This module is part of a complete training cycle covering all aspects of Building Information Modeling, from the basics to tools for the BIM Manager, including training for the BIM Coordinator.

This comprehensive training course aims to provide the theoretical and practical foundations for managing BIM within a company, in terms of configuration, methodology, quality control and managing exchanges with other stakeholders.

Objectives

A methodology for implementing BIM within a company
To be able to implement the requirements of a BEP (BIM execution plan) within the company, at software level, and to have it respected by the company’s modelers.

Program

Mission of the BIM coordinator :
- role, software selectiondefinition and implementation of internal processes
- Case studies
IFC model quality control on Solibri
- Getting started with clash detection
- programming of analysis rules
IFC advanced module :
- Implementing the standard in softwareCertification processReading an IFC file and using online resources on the subject
- Case studies: problems and solutions
Quantity extraction + generation of schedules from 3D model
- Theory of quantity extraction methods according to project phasesGetting to grips with the adhoc module in BIMoffice
- Practical exercises
4D/5D simulation case study
Theoretical examination
Collaborative workshop via platform (project): modeling and exchanging in a BIM project (6h) + home project focusing on model collaboration and coordination, based on a model created in the “BIM modeler” course module. The project will be spread over the duration of the training course (around 1 month) and will put into practice the tools and topics covered during the course.

Duration – 4 days, 32h + an in-home project

Prerequisites

Have successfully completed the following training courses:

BIM – Basics
Modeling tools – Getting started
BIM – Referent
BIM – Modeler (including “BIM exchanges and methods” tool)

Target audience

The people who will be responsible for BIM within their company: architects, consulting engineers, technical engineers, interior designers, town and country planners, surveyors, government agencies, developers, construction companies (shell and finish work), etc.

Find out more in the BIM Training Guide.

Examination and certificate

The exam is an integral part of the training and covers the BIM Coordinator content. The project to be completed will form part of the overall assessment for certification.

On completion of the course, participants will receive a certificate of attendance issued by the House of Training and CRTI-B. A “BIM coordinator” certificate will be issued on successful completion of the examination (70/100 to be achieved).