BIM Management - How to Build a Successful BIM Strategy

all the needed information, standards, and management techniques to build the best BIM strategy.

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Description

This course was carefully designed to teach you the needed information to develop your knowledge on the BIM field and to help you to create and understands the BIM strategy workflow and road map. it will also help you to work in Client\Client representative organization where BIM is being required to managing the built projects.

it will also help all architects, engineers and construction professionals seeking to be ready for a BIM manager position in construction companies, ranging from client\owner, supervision consultants, design consultants, contractors, construction companies, subcontractors, suppliers and specialists in the construction field.

And always

"keep the end in mind"

The course is combined of 4 main sections and a course quiz at the end of the course :

1- Introduction

2- BIM strategy – part 01

3- BIM strategy – part 02

4- BIM strategy – Part 03


It covers wide range of topics on building and understanding the BIM strategy on construction, urban planning, urban design, landscape and infrastructure projects like:

1- BIM management professional – Introduction

2- BIM management Professional - series modules

3- BIM Strategy - connection to PMP & Module Parts

4- BIM strategy parts explained - in depth intro & relation to RIBA PoW

5- BIM standards and uses introduced

6- BIM uses in the PAS 1192 - Deeper look

7- BIM uses from Qatar public works authority (PWA)

8- BIM uses & Project Value types

9- Project Values and business documents to be considered

10- How to consider project BIM uses VS stages and act accordingly(BIM manager work)

11- Client Needs & BIM management documents and preliminary submissions

12- BIM uses & RIBA PoW - relation explained & the effect of implementing BIM late

13- BEP brief intro & an intro to the role of the BIM manager

14- BIM process stages - CAPex as a start & the related standards

15- OIR-AIR-EIR-PIR-PIM-AIM the relationship explained

16- ISO 19650-3:2020 - BIM maturity model - and a comparison between PAS & ISO

17- PAS 1192-3 Vs. ISO 19650-3 comparison examples

18- A move from OIR to AIM (relations) & GSL - BIM on organization & asset level

19- BIM boosts project's work flow - Organizational Information Requirements

20- Asset Information Requirements

21- Asset Information Model & key outputs for project parties

22- How OIR & AIR will affect your project

23- CDE explained

24- Insights on FM & COBie Parameters

25- Government soft landings

26- BIM to FM

27- RIBA stage 0 (strategic definition) & BIM benefits

28- Project risks that can be avoided & stage PLQ's

29- Case Studies from FIFA world cup 2022 stadiums – Qatar

And a 25 BIM related course quiz.


This is course is of an interest to AEC practitioners from all trades (architecture, structure, mechanical, electrical, plumping, landscape, interior design, irrigation, team leaders, head of departments, management engineers, construction managers, junior engineers, senior engineers and all)


The course is a combination of Arabic and English (majority is Arabic)



What You Will Learn!

  • The role of the BIM manager at the client\client representative organization
  • The connection between PMP and BIM management - overview
  • The relationship between PAS and ISO standards
  • Common data structure deeper view
  • BIM uses from the PAS
  • BIM uses from Qatar public works authority EIR - explained
  • BIM uses and project values
  • How to consider project BIM uses VS stages and act accordingly(BIM manager work)
  • OIR-AIR-EIR-PIR-PIM-AIM the relationship explained
  • PAS 1192-3 Vs. ISO 19650-3 comparison examples | and many other lessons learned

Who Should Attend!

  • architects
  • civil engineers
  • mechanical engineers
  • electrical engineers
  • interior designers
  • landscape designers
  • civil engineers
  • contractors
  • consultants
  • government engineers
  • supervision engineers
  • construction teams
  • construction project manager
  • design managers
  • technical project managers
  • bim coordinators
  • bim modelers
  • information managers
  • bim managers
  • bim specialists