Preparing for BIM. Construction Scotland Conference. Adrian Shilliday. Technical Director & BIM Lead, Galliford Try BIM Region Scotland

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1 Preparing for BIM Construction Scotland Conference Adrian Shilliday Technical Director & BIM Lead, Galliford Try BIM Region Scotland Presented by Ryan Tennyson Chair of BIM Suppliers Group Scotland WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff Join the network today, register at

2 Preparing for BIM Aim of BIM Suppliers Group Support & educate the Scottish Supply Chain through: Presentations Workshops Toolkits Case Studies demonstrating best practice Delivering projects using best practice standards & guidance at all stages through to hand-over & operation to reduce risk, cost, programme & carbon.

3 BIM Confusion SMEs lack the knowledge to adopt BIM, says builders survey OIRs 2D 4D EIRs AIRs BS1192 5D IFC Specialists warn government over BIM costs PAS dpow GSL Level 2 Guidance to help specialists overcome BIM barriers 3D

4 Avoiding BIM Wash Doesn t exist yet! Standards Required for Level 2!

5 UK Government drivers CAPEX & OPEX Inception to Completion Reduction GHG Reduced Trade Gap UK Government will require fully collaborative 3D BIM by April 2016

6 SFT BIM Strategy.. BIM should be introduced in central government with a view to encouraging adoption across the public sector. The objective should be that, where appropriate, projects across the public sector adopt BIM level 2 by April Review of Scottish Public Sector Procurement In Construction

7 SFT Implementation Plan..

8 SFT Progress Update..

9 SFT BIM Governance..

10 SFT BIM Pathfinder Projects.. Marischal Square, Aberdeen Edinburgh Castle, Palace Building - AIM Edinburgh Royal Hospital for Sick Children M8/M73/M74 Raith interchange project

11 SFT Global BIM Study..

12 SFT Implementation Approach When? To Adopt BIM Level 2 Why? To Adopt BIM Level 2 How? To Adopt BIM Level 2 BIM Level 2 Grading Tool BIM Level 2 Benefits Tool BIM Level 2 Guidance

13 SFT Implementation Approach 1. Keep it simple 2. Specific to Scottish Public Sector 3. Not reinventing the wheel (Reference existing best practice)

14 New BIM Level 2 website bim-level2.org/

15 What is BIM? Best practice 2D & 3D data rich design information management, coordination, + Images / diagrams verification and collaboration Best practice Commissioning, Handover, Asset Management, Operation and Maintenance, Lifecycle analysis and Facilities Management Data

16 Driving back to basics. Delivering projects using best practice standards and guidance at all stages through to hand-over and operation

17 Driving teamwork. Setting the strategy and getting the right team to do the right things at the right time to reduce risk and bring certainty of cost, programme and carbon

18 Driving collaboration. Collaboration enables individuals to work together to achieve a defined and common business purpose

19 Information management. Defining a single source of truth for all project data to enable effective decisions to be made on the correct information

20 Working to industry standards BIM brings best practice standards together

21 What will we need to provide? Models Data documents

22 Understanding COBie. COBie Typical CAFM Don t overload with data

23 Preparing for BIM BIM Suppliers group / Regions objectives Understanding the issues Learning from UK experience Breaking down barriers Clear direction & guidance Delivering the right message Cutting through the BIM Wash Aligning with best practice Demonstrating benefits : Establish a BIM Network

24 Industry Challenges BIM Awareness Complexity Cost Training etc Construction Industry Lower margins Uncertainty Poor design & coordination Lack of training Lack of collaboration Risks etc

25 Breaking down BIM : Establish a BIM Network

26 Breaking down BIM What is your role in achieving BIM Level 2? BIM Network

27 Breaking down BIM How do BIM standards & processes apply to your role? What does PAS1192-2:2013 mean to you? How do you prepare for April 2017 & Level 2?

28 Breaking down BIM Fully defining the Project Brief or the Employer s Requirements (ERs) Considering both CAPEX and OPEX with sustainability and reducing carbon emissions Consider the operation, energy management and lifecycle along with the Facilities Management team

29 Breaking down BIM Consultants have a key role in advising Clients in initiating the processes required for the success of their project, and this includes the use of BIM.

30 Breaking down BIM Consultants have a key role in the success of their projects, and this includes applying best practice standards and the use of BIM.

31 Breaking down BIM Delivering BIM Level 2 projects in line with Government Targets & standards Driving best practice quality standards Reducing project risks & delivering cost & programme certainty, improving quality, managing H&S

32 Breaking down BIM Looking at what you need to deliver and how can it be delivered? What benefits could be achieved? Getting further training Investing in software

33 Breaking down BIM Data rich BIM Library objects Digital format product information

34 Breaking down BIM Compliance checking Electronic submissions Coordinated Aligned to standards

35 Breaking down BIM Digital workforce Minecraft generation STEM careers

36 Summary Understanding the benefits of BIM Understanding the Government drivers BIM is not a complex as you think Understanding the Supply Chain role in delivering successful projects Getting BIM Ready Driving back-to-basics best practice Working to industry standards Reducing risk, improving quality and driving cost certainty

37 Preparing for BIM Building The Network Ryan Tennyson Chair of BIM Suppliers Group Scotland WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff Join the network today, register at

38 Preparing for BIM BIM Delivery Group BIM Scotland Network Scottish Construction Industry Industry Forums Suppliers Manufacturers Professional Institutes Advisory BIM Regions BIM Suppliers CS ILG - BIM BIM Technical Users Group (Support) CS BIM Support David Mason Funding Support CS-IC BIM

39 Preparing for BIM Who Subtitle are the BIM Suppliers Group? Clients, public bodies Institutions, Supply Chain, Industry Bodies Academia

40 Preparing for BIM Who are the BIM Regions? Subtitle CIC & UK BIM task group 2012 Creation of a BIM Regions network with champions to raise awareness & facilitate the early adoption of BIM UK s construction industry. New website 1 st June a conduit for disseminating best practice on BIM, and providing feedback to the BIM Task Group and the 2016 legacy delivery team.

41 CS-IC BIM Support Bruce Newlands, CS-IC

42 BIM Delivery CS-IC & BIM SCOTLAND NETWORK OCTOBER Host BIM Supplier Group / Supplier Forum Meetings Deliver Awareness Events Co-ordinate, Host & Deliver Tailored Implementation Workshops (toolkit, checklists) Co-ordinate, Host & Deliver Symposia Events Deliver an impartial online Advisory Service CS-IC Host Physical BIM Hub for benefit of the Supplier Group Develop the BIM Scotland Network for cascading guidance and gathering industry feedback & capturing exemplar case studies

43 BIM Delivery Year Quarters BIM Level 2 Awareness BIM Level 2 Implementation BIM, Asset Management + Future Cities April 2017 BIM Level 2 Implementation BIM Level 2 Awareness A Programme of Events from October 2016 BIM Level 2 Implementation A Programme of Practical Training Workshops from early 2017 BIM, Asset Management + Future Cities Future Programme of Fore Sighting Events from

44 Mapping the Network S ` BIM? Images / diagrams

45 Building The Network Case Studies Best Practice Lessons Learnt Feedback Initiate Need Client PULL Network Forum/ Communication Nodes Support Advisory Training Deliver BIM SCOTLAND NETWORK Engage Awareness Theory Simplify Mobilise Industry PUSH, Theory to Practice

46 Join @BimSft BIM Regions Scotland. Construction Scotland Innovation Centre

47 Preparing for BIM A Step by Step Awareness & Implementation Programme Bruce Newlands Head of Technical Construction Scotland Innovation Centre Join the network today, register at

48 Preparing for BIM Online Hub The new CSIC BIM pages include the following: Background to BIM Level 2 Adoption Self Assessment of your BIM Capacity Signup to Preparing for BIM Network Preparing for BIM Advisory Service Preparing for BIM Step by Step Events BIM Guidance, Standards & other resources It will also host filmed events for replay Join the network today, register at

49 Preparing for BIM BIM Network The CSIC BIM pages includes an one click signup to the BIM Network which will keep subscribers updated on the event programme, updates on standards, guidance, resources and others relevant news. Join the network today, register at

50 Preparing for BIM Advisory Service The CSIC BIM pages includes an one click Advisory Service allowing SME s to access impartial advice & support around BIM topics. The service is delivered by the Construction Scotland innovation Centre in partnership with BIM Region Scotland and the Scottish BIM Suppliers Group and has been supported by Scottish Enterprise. Join the network today, register at

51 Preparing for BIM Self Assessment of your BIM Capacity The Scottish Futures Trust, Constructing Excellence & CIOB have published a BIM Compass which is a simple, unambiguous and confidential way to self assess your current BIM capability and compare against open industry benchmarks. This is to support both suppliers and procurers to inform their current capability and identify areas for future training and up skilling. The tool is accessible through the Join the network today, register at

52 Preparing for BIM Resources This section provides useful links to the existing BIM Level 2 standards and best supporting advice. Frequently Asked Questions Free BIM Standards Free BIM Guidance Free Wiki & Dictionary Free to use BIM Toolkits Open BIM Protocols Accredited Courses Free Knowledge Base Join the network today, register at

53 Preparing for BIM Free BIM Level 2 Awareness Step by Step Events October 2016 September 2017 Get the basics right. These monthly events are aimed at different supply chain roles, dealing with the fundamentals of the UK BIM Learning Outcomes Framework. Join the network today, register at

54 Preparing for BIM Free BIM Level 2 Implementation Step by Step Events May 2017 May 2019 Take your knowledge to the mobilisation phase. A series of monthly events focusing on BIM Level 2 implementation in These workshops will provide practical guidance on BIM Level 2 including asset delivery for capital and operational expenditure, reduced life-cycle costs and greater energy efficiency. Join the network today, register at

55 Preparing for BIM Free BIM Asset Management + Future Cities Events May 2018 May 2020 What about the future? A series of monthly events focused on the advanced use of building information modelling, geospatial data, integrating sensors data, SMART infrastructure & cities designed to align with the Digital Built Britain and the Construction 2025 agenda. Join the network today, register at

56 Preparing for BIM BIM Offline Hub The CSIC s new facility will be the base for delivery of: Core Preparing for BIM Step by Step Events DfMA Design for Manufacture & Assembly Events Hands on BIM Application Training Classroom to Factory Floor Simulation Live Demo of Digital Automation & Robotics Live Demo of Virtual / Augmented Technologies Join the network today, register at

57 Preparing for BIM Network Hub Events The Preparing for BIM Step by Step programme of awareness & implementation events will take place all over Scotland with a range of partners: Hamilton CSIC BIM Hub RGU Scott Sutherland Building, Garthdee Campus HIE An Lochran Building, UHI Campus Dundee Contemporary Arts / UoD Hub South East Supply Chain School (Edinburgh) Hub South West Supply Chain School MAKLAB Dumfries Join the network today, register at

58 Preparing for BIM Thankyou The speakers will now take questions from the audience. Join the network today, register at