Training on Building Information Modeling (BIM) Fundamentals

Building Information Modeling (BIM) is transforming the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industries by enabling a highly collaborative process for planning, designing, and constructing buildings within a 3D model. Training on Building Information Modeling (BIM) Fundamentals course provides a comprehensive introduction to BIM, covering its application throughout the building lifecycle—from design and construction to operation and maintenance. Learn from industry and research experts using cutting-edge BIM software to gain a holistic view of BIM's role in supporting sustainable and efficient building processes.

Course Objectives for Training on BIM

By the end of the training on Building Information Modeling (BIM) fundamentals course, you will be able to:

• Identify the business case for BIM, examining its benefits and drivers.
• Create an EIR (Employer's Information Requirements) and BIM execution plan.
• Develop a global perspective on BIM's role and future in the industry.
• Summarize the BIM maturity system and apply standards for asset management.
• Engage with the right stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle.
• Evaluate historical issues driving BIM adoption and discuss AEC industry requirements.
• Explore global drivers and demonstrate UK BIM implementation standards.

Target Audience

Training on Building Information Modeling (BIM) Fundamentals is ideal for:

• Construction Professionals: Interested in enhancing their understanding of BIM.
• Project Managers and Asset Managers: Implementing BIM in their practices.
• Designers, Constructors, and Manufacturers: Integrating BIM into workflows.
• Information Managers: Managing BIM data and processes.

Course Outline Training on Building Information Modeling (BIM) Fundamentals

Module 1: Introduction to Building Information Modeling (BIM)

• Business case for BIM and strategy development.
• Understanding BIM uses and information requirements.

Module 2: BIM in Design Coordination and Construction Operations

• Advanced BIM approaches for decision-making and simulation.
• Applications for construction planning and clash detection.

Module 3: BIM in Business and Practice

• Pursuing case studies related to company interests and BIM strategic planning.
• BIM in operation and maintenance for FM integration.

Module 4: Low/Zero-Impact Buildings and Project Management

• Role of BIM in designing energy-efficient buildings.
• Integrating project management skills with BIM case studies.

Module 5: Construction Contract Law and Dissertation

• Risk allocation in standard contracts and legal document roles.
• Undertaking independent research on construction topics.

Certification