This course explains the key guidelines and regulations governing BIM practices, with a particular focus on the precise specification of digital requirements, information needs (Level of Information Need, LOIN), and work processes within the context of BIM projects. Participants will learn about the various types of documents and standards, including Client Information Requirements (CIR), Building Information Requirements (BIR), and BIM Execution Plans (BEP). The course addresses the challenges that arise when building owners and clients define individual specifications, and why a balanced level of specification is crucial for contractors.
The course also covers how scopes of work are used to define content and responsibilities within the BIM methodology, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of standardizing these scopes. It also introduces proven verification methods to ensure compliance with regulations and information requirements during design, construction, and operation. Finally, a few practical recommendations are provided to help design regulations efficiently and make them usable.
Total video length: approx. 110 minutes
The introductory chapter provides an overview of the guidelines and standards governing BIM practices and highlights the importance of clearly defined standards. These standards specify the requirements for digital models and information in construction projects to ensure clear responsibilities, processes, and quality standards.
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Duration: 14 min
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