ifieldsmart construction management aids BIM managers in creating effective checklists for ensuring coordinated and high-performance BIM outcomes. The article outlines the significance of checklists in maintaining compliance, collaboration, and quality of 3D models while preventing costly rework. By leveraging ifieldsmart's platform and tools, BIM managers can streamline project management and enhance efficiency, ultimately improving project ROI.

1. iFieldSmart construction management supports BIM managers create
effective checklists.
Let’s learn how checklists can help you ensure coordinated and high-performance BIM
outcomes and deliverables.
In this blog post, we shall understand the significance of a checklist for Building
Information Modeling and the top ways to generate multiple checklists.
Ready to eliminate hassle, and save time, and costs during your BIM project?
The need for a checklist:
Making sure your coordinated BIM software model complies with global standards and
specifications is pivotal. Executing suitable checklists supports the verification of 3D
model accuracy, validity, and entirety.
Listed below are the top 4 reasons for BIM managers to audit BIM models:
Coordination: 3D model checking ensures different aspects of the 3D model including
architecture, structure, and MEP work in complete harmony and fit within the designed
layout during actual construction. Coordinating various trades lowers onsite risks during
field operations.
Collaboration: BIM checklists ensure clarity and collaboration among Architects,
Contractors, and Engineers. Leveraging access to accurate and valid information by
ensuring every team stays on the same page produces consistent outcomes.
Compliance: Reinforcing the 3D BIM model with regulations and guidelines including
design standards and codes improves the quality of the 3D model.
Quality: Validating information accuracy and richness along with required specifications
within the 3D model eliminates rework and reduces project costs.
Using iFieldSmart to audit BIM models:

2. Building Information Modeling (BIM) has simplified and improved design coordination
for multiple teams and trades. Coordinating 3D BIM models from various trades into a
single coordinated 3D model, and running clash tests on the models reveals clashes and
provide the tools to resolve them. Resolving clashes in the preconstruction stage sets a
solid foundation for architects and engineers to produce error-free 2D and 3D
deliverables for manufacturers and contractors to leverage upon.
In addition to powerful 3D modeling and authoring tools like Revit and Navisworks,
Architects and design consultants need a single cloud-based platform to view clashes
and viewpoints.
Powerful plugins like iFBIM CVP SYNC allow quick import and export of clashes and
viewpoints from iFieldSmart whilst Clash View Point Manager (CVPM) can accelerate the
clash test process after clash testing in Navisworks. The plugin supports Architects and
design engineers perform processes to assign clashes, group elements, rename clashes
and viewpoints, and merge viewpoints.
Inaccurate or insufficient design coordination is a direct consequence of missing data,
misinterpretation of information, inconsistent documentation, and flawed
decision-making.

3. Cloud-based tools in the market do support Architects with capabilities to simplify
design coordination processes, yet lack features to make the process more effective and
efficient. Architects need features that include markups, collaboration, updated drawing
sets for architecture, structure, and MEPF.
Key elements of a good checklist:
Define the possibilities of your QC checklist:
Outline the scope of your checklist through stringent priority definitions and project
elements along with coordination, visualization workflows, and interference detection.
Embrace effective task management:
When it involves creating and executing quality checklists task management is key to
monitoring concluded tasks and maintaining building standards. Field personnel can
perform their tasks faster and more efficiently. Streamlining QC processes for multiple
teams fuels greater responsibility within various trades.

4. Build an accurate timeline for project tasks:
Generating a timeline to perform a task augments QC. Running tests based on a specific
timeline and keeping track of necessary information ensures ambiguities do not turn up
suddenly.

5. Utilizing the iFieldSmart cloud-based platform to track project progress can help BIM
managers uphold build quality, and save time, and costs.
Project management for BIM:
Project management and tracking tasks through automated model checking and rules
enhance precision and completeness. BIM project management with
model coordination, 4D scheduling, clash management, 3D uploads, and AR Reality
Capture ensure BIM managers get complete support to produce a 3D
BIM model that speaks accuracy, data validity, reliability, quality, and constructability.
Summary:
If you are a BIM manager looking for BIM model automation and checking, iFieldSmart is
the perfect platform to manage your BIM. A simple dashboard with complete
information visibility through connected algorithms and integrations streamlines the
BIM model workflows. Schedule a demo to save costs and time. Improve your BIM
project ROI with iFieldSmart.