BIM Management - How to Build a Successful BIM Strategy

Develop your expertise in Building Information Modeling (BIM) with this comprehensive course, designed for AEC (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction) professionals. Learn to create and understand a robust BIM strategy workflow and roadmap, essential for modern construction projects. This course is invaluable for those working in client/client representative organizations where BIM is a mandatory requirement for project management.

Whether you're an architect, engineer, or construction professional aiming for a BIM Manager role, this course provides the knowledge and skills you need. It caters to a wide range of roles, including client/owner, supervision consultants, design consultants, contractors, construction companies, subcontractors, suppliers, and specialists in the construction field.

We emphasize a proactive approach: "Keep the end in mind" throughout the learning process.

The course is structured into 4 core sections, culminating in a practical BIM quiz to assess your understanding:

• Introduction: A foundational overview of BIM concepts.
• BIM Strategy – Part 1: Defining and implementing a successful BIM strategy.
• BIM Strategy – Part 2: Deep dive into BIM strategy implementation.
• BIM Strategy – Part 3: Advanced BIM strategy application and optimization.

Key Topics Covered:

This course explores a broad spectrum of BIM topics applicable to building, urban planning, urban design, landscape, and infrastructure projects.

• BIM Management Professional: Introduction and series modules.
• BIM Strategy & PMP Connection: Understanding the relationship between BIM strategy and project management principles.
• BIM Standards & Uses: Introduction to industry standards and practical applications.
• BIM in PAS 1192: A detailed examination of BIM usage within PAS 1192.
• BIM in Qatar (PWA): Specific BIM requirements and applications from the Qatar Public Works Authority.
• Project Value & Business Documents: Understanding BIM's impact on project value and relevant documentation.
• BIM Stages & Project Workflow: How to align BIM usage with project phases.
• Client Needs & BIM Management Documents: Meeting client expectations through effective BIM documentation.
• RIBA Plan of Work (PoW) & BIM: The relationship between BIM and the RIBA PoW, and the consequences of late BIM implementation.
• BIM Execution Plan (BEP): Introduction and the role of the BIM Manager.
• BIM Process Stages & CAPEX: BIM implementation from initial investment to ongoing operations.
• OIR-AIR-EIR-PIR-PIM-AIM: Understanding the different levels of Information Requirements.
• ISO 19650-3 & PAS 1192-3: A comparison of BIM maturity models.
• Moving from OIR to AIM & GSL: Implementing BIM at organizational and asset levels.
• Organizational Information Requirements (OIR): Boosting project workflow through clear OIR.
• Asset Information Requirements (AIR): Defining AIR for optimal asset management.
• Asset Information Model: Key outputs for project stakeholders.
• Impact of OIR & AIR: Understanding how OIR and AIR affect project outcomes.
• Common Data Environment (CDE): An explanation of CDE and its benefits.
• Facility Management (FM) & COBie: Insights into FM and COBie parameters.
• Government Soft Landings: Adhering to government guidelines for sustainable construction.
• BIM to FM Integration: Seamless transition from BIM to FM.
• RIBA Stage 0 & BIM Benefits: Strategic definition and the advantages of BIM.
• Project Risk Mitigation: Identifying and avoiding project risks through stage planning.
• Case Studies: Learn from real-world examples, including the FIFA World Cup 2022 stadiums in Qatar.

This course is ideal for AEC practitioners across all disciplines, including architecture, structural engineering, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, landscape architecture, interior design, irrigation, team leaders, department heads, management engineers, construction managers, junior engineers, and senior engineers.

Course Language: Primarily Arabic with English elements.