North West BIM Hub Event 1
- 3. 7.30 - Registration,Coffee 8.00 - Introduction & What is the North West BIM Hub 8.15 - Round table 1 – what do you want from the NW HUB 8.25 - Brief what is BIM + Government BIM Task group 8.40 - John Lorimer – ‘a regional & local perspective’ 8.50 – 28th Feb 2013 – ‘BIM Day’ Documents and Standards – an overview 9.15 – Round table 2 – discussion questions 9.55 – Conclusions & next steps 10.00 - Finish
- 7. CIC BIM Region Task Group A/C Manager CIC BIM Hub Champion East S.Rawlinson Glen Owen East Midlands R.Manning Sarah Davidson London J.Johnston David Miller North East D.Philp John Nielsen North West A.Matthews Mark Stodgell South East J.Johnston John Eynon South West M.Bew Sandra Manley West Midlands R.Manning Gary Ross Yorkshire J.Johnston Tom Oulton &Humber Scotland D.Philp Adrian Shilliday Wales R.Evans Clive Webb Northern Ireland D.Philp Melanie Dawson
- 8. Mark Stodgell ITDirector at Pozzoni NW Regional BIM Hub Champion @stodgeblog @nwbimhub
- 11. Is your federationor discipline / sector organisation logo above ?
- 14. OXFORDBIMhub • Local agenda • Collaboration • Workshops • Best practice KENTBIMhub SUSSEXSURREYBIMhub @56JONTS @SEBIMHUB
- 15. “To develop theuse of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in the Scottish built environment and to demonstrate the benefits that can be achieved through knowledge sharing, collaboration and best practice guidance” • Growing Awareness • Sharing Knowledge • Driving BIM forward Scotland Regional BIM Hub
- 16. Round Table 1- 10 minutes What should the North West Hub be doing
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- 24. BIM Clash detection& resolution
- 25. BIM Quantity take-off (5D) - cost
- 26. BIM Site logistics &planning (4D)
- 27. BIM O&M +Soft landings
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- 30. Why now ! BIM forms part of strategy: Other areas include: • Better client briefs and reduced scope creep • More supply chain design engagement • Reduced lump sum tenders, more price benchmarking • More offsite manufacturer and prefabrication • Better visibility of forward program ( 2 years) • Replace adversarial with collaborative cultures • Better alignment of design, construct, occupy and manage
- 31. 2.32 Government willrequire fully collaborative 3D BIM (with all project and asset information, documentation and data being electronic) as a minimum by 2016. A staged plan will be published with mandated milestones showing measurable progress at the end of each year.
- 32. BIM What doesthe Government as a public sector client want from BIM?” Government as a client can derive significant improvements in cost, value and carbon performance through the use of open sharable asset information.
- 37. http://www.bimtaskgroup.org/ @BIMgcs
- 39. John Lorimer Consultant, ExCapital Programme Director at MCC Also: Member of the BIS BIM Steering group. Visiting Prof at Salford Uni Board member of CITB
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- 44. PAS 1192 •Employers’ InformationRequirements •Evaluation of proposed approach, capability •and capacity of each supplier – pre contract •A BIM execution plan (BEP) – post contract •Provision of a single environment to store •shared asset data •Information models with anticipated interaction BIM Protocols.
- 48. Level of Definition (levelof development) Level of model detail Level of information detail
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- 54. Construction Operations BuildingInformation Exchange (COBie) MARCH 2012 Data Drop 1: REQUIREMENTS and CONSTRAINTS Data Drop 2: OUTLINE SOLUTION Data Drop 3: CONSTRUCTION INFORMATION Data Drop 4: OPERATIONS and MAINTENANCE INFORMATION Data Drop 5 (and subsequent drops): POST OCCUPANCY VALIDATION INFORMATION and ONGOING O&M
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- 56. Other Documents andstandards to keep and eye on
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- 60. Round Table 2– Discussion Questions • What barriers have you found to sharing models to date? • What have you used encouraging change in your organisation ( not just BIM)? • Best source of information on BIM to date? • What barriers to BIM adoption have you come across in your experience. • Best bits of advice for BIM newbies.
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- 63. North West BIMHub @nwbimhub