Soft Landings for data through BIM

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1 Delivering whole life asset Highways management Operations review Soft Landings for data through BIM Chris Britton BSc CEng MICE FCIHT MIAM 6 th October 2015

2 2 H&T Operations review INTRODUCTION A CONSULTANT S VIEW The outcomes we seek The challenges What facilitates good asset management practice? Where does BIM come into play? What are Soft Landings?

3 Getting the End Result A sustainable and fit-for purpose asset

4 WHAT IS A GOOD OUTCOME FOR A PROJECT? 4 H&T Operations review When all parties work seamlessly together When communication between parties at each stage is effective When the design and construction delivers an asset that is Fit-for-Purpose and easy to maintain When the asset created is truly Sustainable

5 CHALLENGE - WILL THE END RESULT BE A SUSTAINABLE ASSET? Governance Strategy Software Policy Data 5

6 Linking BIM and Asset Management

7 7 ADOPTING THE CONCEPT OF LIFECYCLE IN BIM Asset Management best practice covered by new standard ISO55000:2014 which supersedes PAS55:2008 ISO55000 embodies cradle to grave concept BIM Levels map onto lifecycle phases BIM data standards currently emerging (e.g. BS1192-3:2014) Soft Landings cover the transitions (or data drops) between phases BIM-related standards help codify and control the data at and between each phase

8 AN INTRODUCTION TO PAS 55 AND ISO ASSET MANAGEMENT SYSTEM..the management activity that derives value from an asset ISO55000 Optimising the delivery and performance of physical assets The Institute of Asset Management (IAM)

9 AN INTRODUCTION TO PAS 55 AND ISO THE LINK THROUGH ASSET LIFECYCLE Asset Lifecycle Concept - Design - Build - Maintain Toolkit = BIM

10 ASSET AND PROJECT LIFECYCLE TERMINOLOGY Improve Plan Do k k ASSET LIFECYCLE Concept Design Realise Operate End Improve TYPICAL PROJECT LIFECYCLE 1 PROJECT 2 PROJECT 3 Design Procure Build O & M

11 BIM LEVELS AND PROJECT LIFECYCLE Improve k Plan k Do Source; BIM Working Party Strategy Paper

12 BIM TERMINOLOGY AND DATA STANDARDS PAS defines process of standardising definitions for data management in the BIM context Including; COBie (Construction Operation Building information exchange) The Improvestructured Plan asset information k k Do for the commissioning, operation and maintenance of an asset CDE (Common Data Environment) The single source of information for any given project or asset, used to collect, manage and disseminate all relevant approved files, documents, and data for multidisciplinary teams in a managed process 12 12

13 INFORMATION DELIVERY CYCLE Improve k Plan k Do Source; PAS :

14 INFORMATION DELIVERY CYCLE Improve k Plan k Do Source; PAS :

15 What makes a Soft Landing?

16 THE AIM OF GSL To champion better outcomes for our built assets during the design and construction stages, through Government Soft Landings powered by a Building Information Model to ensure value is achieved in the operational lifecycle of an asset 16 Source; BIM Task Group 2013

17 WHAT DOES SOFT LANDING REFER TO? Data exchanges at each key stage in lifecycle Consider Improve o Format k o Quality Plan o Completeness k o. Among other things! Do Source; PAS :

18 A final thought on Systems & Data

19 IT SYSTEMS VS ISO AM SYSTEM AM system boundary IT system tools; Asset Database BIM Decision Support Etc. Asset Life Cycle IDENTIFY NEED SOLUTION OPERATE & MAINTAIN DISPOSAL Concept Specify Build Utilise & Maintain Change Dispose

20 DATA PROLIFERATION? Projects spawn huge quantities of data, but IT can cope! Quantity does not guarantee fitness for purpose or usefulness! BIM itself creates huge quantities of data What s important is to ensure for soft landings it is; CAPTURED DISSEMINATED/PASSED ON IN COMMON/STANDARD FORMAT 20

21 THE FUTURE? Comprehensive 3D Digital Models of all Infrastructure Assets High quality associated asset data Support for Operations & Maintenance through soft landings Live data quality reporting 21

22 22 Chris Britton Director WSP:Parsons Brinckerhoff Thank You +44 (0)