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5 February 2015 BIM Implementation South BIM Hub Richard Lane UK BIM Task Group & Creonova Consulting Limited
5 February 2015
BIM Implementation South BIM Hub
Richard Lane
UK BIM Task Group & Creonova Consulting Limited
Introduction Richard Lane
• Project Management
• Consulting
• Change Management
• Education & Training
• Technology
Disclaimer
The views and opinions expressed in this presentation are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any agency of the UK government.
What is BIM? Building a consistent, collaborative industry, with
clear and open communication
Information of high-quality is procured to
support business outcomes
Modelling the design increases efficiency,
enabling simulation & analysis
What is BIM?
‘Soft Skills’
Technology Process
Organisational Change
bsi CIC
What is BIM? Core Level 2 BIM Components
BIM Protocol
PAS 1192-2:2013
PAS 1192-3:2014
BS 1192-4:2014
Government Soft Landings
Soft Landings
TSB Digital Plan Of Works
dPOW
Classification System
Classification
PAS 1192-5
PAS 1192-5
What is BIM?
Which comes first?
What is BIM?
What is BIM?
PAS1192-3:2014
PAS1192-2:2013
Asset Management (using PAS 55)
PAS1192-2:2013
What is BIM?
PAS 1192-3 Asset
PAS 1192-2 Project
Models Requirements
Essential components to develop the models
• Initiation
• Discovery
• Process
• Commercial
• Technical
• Training & Communications
• Project Interventions
How?
10 Tests Valuable
The overall aim is to maximise client value by increasing benefits at little or no extra cost.
Understandable
The approach is to be presented in an understandable learning package suitable for different types of government asset procurers.
Generally Applicable
The approach is equally applicable to buildings and infrastructure, whether large and small new build and where possible existing structures.
Non-proprietary
All requirements are non-proprietary as to applications and as to the required formats of the deliverables.
Competitive
Wherever possible there are at least two solutions or methods available so as to minimise market influence in terms of anti competitive clauses.
Open
Wherever possible, low-cost methods are to be made available to allow all stakeholders to participate, irrespective of size and experience, so as to minimise barriers to involvement.
Verifiable
All contractual expectations are documented with transparent and testable measurement of pass / fail.
Compliant
Measurement of LC/Carbon/Sustainability/etc is published to GB, EU and ISO standards.
Implementable
The approach is self funding by the client and the industry
Timescale
The approach is phased in over 5 years.
Training Process & Methodology
Technology & Data
36 applications from 18 design software companies
LOF
Key Lessons Avoid Unnecessary Information
BIM TASK GROUP UPDATE
“Have we created the conditions for sustainable, ongoing, transformation?”
Local Government Nuclear HS2
LOF
dPOW
Community
Be mindful of ‘future BIM’. But focus on Level 2
Resources
www.bimtaskgroup.org
@BIMgcs
@richardlane
