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BIM Course #1

Fundamental Understanding

of Building Information Modeling

Placed in 3rd year Construction Documents (including Commercial &

Industrial Focus)

On‐Line Technology Learning to supplement the knowledge of the

apprenticeship instructor

Fundamentals Core Curriculum Computer Mediated

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Fundamental Content

BIM Defined

Evolving Construction Industry

Level of Detail/Development

Project Delivery & Deployment Methods

Prefabrication

Project Software

InternetCloud Communication

Project Software

InternetCloud Communication

Project Software

InternetCloud CommunicationProject

ExecutivesProject ExecutivesProject Executives

Project Managers/Project EngineersProject Managers/Project EngineersProject Managers/Project Engineers

Milestones of BIM OwnerOwner

Architect& Engineer

Architect& Engineer

Owner

Architect& Engineer

Trades & Subcontractors (Field)Trades & Subcontractors (Field)Trades & Subcontractors (Field)

Superintendents,Quality, Safety,Others



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COURSE OBJECTIVES

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Sample of Outlining Content

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Examples of Course Assets



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Development Storyboards(handful of examples)

Developer Notes:

Navigation Notes:Next:

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Welcome to “BIM – Building Information Modeling. This course contains audio narration with on‐screen text, visuals, and activities. You will use the navigation to advance through the course and to play and pause as needed. Select the ETA [ee‐tee‐aye] logo to access the menu. Select NEXT to begin."

• Descriptive opportunity taken from the first lines of the content to describe to the student exactly why they are taking this course and the impact it will have on his/her career.

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BIM : Building Information Modeling

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Introduction

What is BIM

Objectives:

1. Define BIM as it relates to its function and role within the industry

2. Compare traditional construction prints to 2D and 3D drawings

3. Identify the role of the Levels of Development (LOD)

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Narration: In this course, you will define BIM and connect its function and role in our industry; compare traditional construction prints to tow and three dimensional drawings; and identify to roles of various levels of development.

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Continuous Improvement

Construction methods are continuously improving due to new technologies of efficiency and deliverables

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Icon Titles and Bullets• Icons appears with narration

below.

Narration: Not only do new technologies impact construction methods, the lifespan of a project (from conception to long‐range maintenance) continues to be enhanced by new technologies.

Impact of New

Technologies

Lifespan of the

Project

ConstructionMethods

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BIM Evolution

BIM developed to streamline the process of project planning and delivery for the entirety of the project lifecycle

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Icon Titles and Bullets• Icons appears with narration

below.

Narration: BIM, or Building Information Modeling, is more than a single technology or software and a 3D model – it is a concept that encompasses new engineer/documentation software, craft coordination, prefabrication methods, instant communications, metadata, greatly improved layout techniques, increased productivity, and increased return on investments.B.I.M.

Craft Coordination

Prefabrication Methods

Instant Communication

Metadata

Improved Layout

Techniques

Increased Productivity

Better R.O.I.

New Software

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The Three Parts of BIM

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Icon Titles + Bullets; Selecting an Icon opens text box with additional narration

Narration: Three main parts of BIM: Detailing, Modeling, and Coordination. Depending on the amount of work, these parts can be one person, or spread across several.

Select each icon for additional information. (see NOTES below)

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Detailing

Coordination

Modeling

• Detailing is the layout• Any content that is required to be in the

model • Historically done by foreman but now done

electronically

• Modeling consists of transferring the detailing (markup), and drawing it 3D using an authoring software

• Coordination is utilizing models from several trades, merging them together, and verifying the content of the finished model is constructible and avoids collisions

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Provides Spatial Information

Construction was typically built from 2D construction drawings until proliferation of BIM

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Image appears at start of narration; bullets appear with text of narration.

Narration: BIM models can provide all information needed to design, coordinate, procure, schedule, sequence, prefabricate, build, test, commission, maintain the building.

BIM can provide information needed to:• Design• Coordinate• Procure• Schedule• Pre‐fabricate• Build• Test• Commission• Maintenance

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BIM Today

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Narration: Today, with the addition of computer based technology and modeling called BIM, the ability to visualize construction in 3D view or spatial communication allows for more understanding than a 2D image along with including embedded information (data) such as equipment specifications, installation parameters, etc.

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Aid in Field Installation

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Narration: It also makes it easier to imagine the outcome of structures and allows for a tighter schedule on a project.

• More efficient to build and construct

• Earlier prefabrication• Earlier procurement• Seamless procurement

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Small team of reps from each contractor performed coordination

Each reviewed and revised drawing and

realigned where needed

Coordination drawings often major milestone

on major projects

History of Spatial Coordination

Icon Titles + Bullets

Narration: A small team of representatives from each contractor performs coordination.

Each team carefully reviews and revises drawings and realigns them where needed.

When they are satisfied that they had eliminated all the “clashes,” they submitted their final drawings to the Design Teams for review and approval. The submission of these coordination drawings was often a major milestone

These often become major milestones on major projects.

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This design coordination ensured that their designs could be constructed and would fit within the allocated spaces in the structure

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Traditional Drafting and Coordination Process

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Narration: … and also provide some level of design coordination to ensure that their designs could be constructed and would fit within the allocated spaces in the structure.

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Test your knowledge!Select True or False, then SUBMIT your response for Each question.

NOTE: Selecting TRUE or FALSE

returns feedback. Select True or

False to answer each question.

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Test your knowledge!Each multiple‐choice question has four answer choices. Read each question and answer choice carefully and choose the ONE best answer. Try to answer all questions. In general, if you have some knowledge about a question, it is better to try to answer it.

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Test your knowledge!Match the definition with its term by placing the letter of the definition in the space preceding the description.

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Types of Models

To understand how an MEP contractor’s detailing and coordination efforts relate to BIM there is the need to understand what is meant by “The Model.”

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Narration: Considerable effort has gone to defining the term through establishing standards, practice documents, and industry nomenclature, yet none of this has aligned and expectations of what the Model actually represents.

“Model” from one stakeholder may represent a version of the project that is completely different from what another stakeholder was expecting to receive.

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Level of Development Specifications

These levels were created to assist everyone involved in BIM process to understand each person’s responsibilities

Six Levels of Development, but only 300, 350, and 400 are relevant to MEP contractors

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Text and images: “300,” “350,” and “400” boxes are highlighted and animated to the right.

Narration: Although there are six Levels of Development (100, 200, 300, 350, 400, and 500), the levels most important to MEP contractors are LOD 300, LOD 350, and LOD 400.

Levels of Development

100

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Fundamentals(#1)

2019 – Q1

Master PlanThe quick brown fox

jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox

jumps

Modelers(#3)

Field Layout Tools(#2b)

Construction Workflows

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