ciob in doha, qatar - vicon bim introduction | 23rd october 2012

1 One roof – all solutions.

BIM Training and Certification

Introduction to BIM Gunnar Godawa

Senior Project Manager

HOCHTIEF ViCon Qatar W.L.L. CIOB in Doha, Qatar - 23rd October 2012

2 One roof – all solutions. HOCHTIEF ViCon at CIOB in Doha, Qatar ‟ 23rd October 2012

Introduction to BIM

Content

1. What is BIM?

2. Why to use BIM?

3. When to use BIM?

4. How to use BIM?

5. Who uses BIM?

Definition and history.

Motivation, goals and benefits.

BIM use cases in project lifecycle.

The five components of BIM.

The drivers of BIM in Qatar.


Construction Industry - Facts

Source CIFE Paper #097, Stanford University

When was this picture taken?

1970?

1985?

Yesterday?

It is from 1998.


Construction Industry – Labor Productivity Index

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What is BIM?


What is BIM?

History

Development

Drawing 2D CAD 3D CAD BIM

The development: From paper drawings to BIM!


What is BIM?

Definition

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Model Modeling

I M

Building Information Modeling

Information

=CAD?


What is BIM?

Explained in 3 steps

Creating a 3D model,

adding information to it,

and using it for many purposes.


BIM = 3D + Information

Other information

Specifications

Costs

Time

Space utilization

+

3D CAD


What is BIM?

Adding information

Information associated with building element

+ = BIM

3D Geometry Extended Information

Start date: 18. June 2010

End date: 20. June 2010

Subcontractor: Bricklayer

Material: Brickwork

Trade: Structural works

Costs: 2,500

Designer: Peter Murray


What is BIM?

Conclusion

The 3D Model is the digital representation of the reality

The message: Build digitally first!


What is BIM?

BIM Project Types

BIM for buildings only...?


Why to use BIM?


Why to use BIM?

Motivation: Other industries

Shipping Automotive Aviation


Challenges of traditional 2D design

2D design is communicated through separate documents

2D design involves less collaboration among stakeholders

2D designs may often be not consistent or well coordinated

2D design difficult to understand by not involved parties

... more?

Why to use BIM?

Motivation


Why to use BIM?

Benefits

BIM leads to less clashes, less rework, less issues, less delays

Benefits for design coordination

Discover design conflicts before construction

Reduce time and costs for execution

Reduce rework

Improve design quality


Why to use BIM?

Benefits

And the result is …

Source: mcgraw-hill_construction_bim_smartmarket_report_december_2008


Why to use BIM?

Motivation

Challenges of traditional quantity take-off

Hardly traceable and inaccurate calculation

Missing flexibility and re-usage of calculated quantities

Insufficient documentation of quantity survey

High effort for manual quantity take-off

Higher risk of error-prone calculations

Additional effort in case of design changes

... more?


Why to use BIM?

Benefits

Benefits for quantity take-off

Traceable and more precise quantities

Reduced quantity risk

Automated updates of calculations

Improve change management process


BIM supports decisions based on facts.

Why to use BIM?

Benefits

- Spatial data - Drawings - Schedule - Quantities - Material - Costs - Progress data - Asset data


Why to use BIM?

Benefits: Collaboration and Communication

Architect

Structural Engineer

HVAC Owner

Lighting Designer

Constr. Manager

Facility Manager

Building Owner

Civil Engineer

Traditional project communication


Why to use BIM?

Benefits: Collaboration and Communication

BIM supports streamlined communication

BIM support collaboration

BIM means sharing lifecycle data

Architect

Structural Engineer

HVAC Owner

Lighting Designer

Constr. Manager

Facility Manager

Building Owner

Civil Engineer

BIM

Project communication with BIM

“The sky is the limit”

openBIMvideo (English version) _ The Sky is the limit(360p_H.264-AAC).mp4


When to use BIM?


When to use BIM?

Shifting the effort to earlier stage

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Time

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The sooner the better!


When to use BIM?

Return on Invest

“It is never too late to start BIM,

but the earlier you start the more savings you can achieve”

Construction Phase Operation Design Phase

Return on

Invest

BIM

Costs


When to use BIM?

BIM use cases

See Know Decide

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3D Facility Management

3D Cost Controlling

3D Construction Sequencing

3D Marketing

3D Design Coordination

Model–based QTO

When to use BIM?

BIM use cases

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When to use BIM?

3D Construction Sequence Planning

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When to use BIM?

Strategy of reusing models and minimizing costs

3D Marketing

Model

3D Design

Model

3D Fabrication

Model

3D Asset

Model

3D Schematic

Model

3D Quantity

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Concept Conceptual Design Tender & Construction

Documents Construction Operation

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How to use BIM?


How to Use BIM?

The Five Components

Collaboration and communication

Knowledge and experience

Roles and responsibilities

Trust and commitment

Culture

Building standards

Risks and insurance

Ownership of deliverables

Project guidelines and contracts

Cost estimation

Quantity take-off

Change management

Operation & maintenance

Design creation and coordination

Scheduling and Progress Monitoring

Data security and user management

Certified hardware and software

Data formats and structure

Data versioning

Internet


„ Ensures a life-cycle approach

„ Gets all stakeholders involved

„ Encourages a top down strategy

„ Measures project performance independently

„ Collects relevant Asset data

„ Provides training to all stakeholders

How to Use BIM?

People: BIM Manager

Constructor

Owner

Developer

Designer

Cost

Estimator

Other

Specialist

Facility

Manager

CM/PM

BIM

BIM Manager


How to Use BIM?

People (BIM Experts)

Radar skill charts as reference for individual training for BIM experts

Personal Technology

Process Policy

BIM Manager

Personal Technology

Process Policy

BIM Engineer

Personal Technology

Process Policy

BIM Modeler

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How to Use BIM?

BIM Policy

• Contractual Requirements (fixed document)

• Describe required BIM deliverables

• Reference existing standards and project specific requirements

• Clarify obligations and responsibilities of parties involved

• Project Documents (living documents)

• BIM Implementation/Execution Plan

• Process Manuals

• 3D Model specifications (BIM Guidelines)


How to Use BIM?

BIM Execution Plan

Content

• Proposed BIM scope (based on requirements)

• BIM strategy and goals

• BIM processes ( external manual?)

• Roles and responsibilities (overall/ process level)

• Training plan/ strategy for involved stakeholder

• Used software / hardware / data exchange / formats


Who uses BIM?


Who is using BIM?

BIM in Qatar and the Middle East

...but under 25% of construction professionals are really using BIM.

Everybody talks about BIM.

Most people realize its benefits.

What are main obstacles to BIM adoption?

Availability of skilled staff (51%)

Availability of training (34%)

Availability of standards (28%)

Source: “The 2010 Middle East BIM Market Survey”


Who is using BIM?

BIM in Qatar

BIM Education

is highly requested by the local industry!

Do you know…

…the industry’s common understanding of BIM?

…where to educate a BIM Manager?

…what are the main challenges to implement BIM?

…if Qatar has BIM rules and regulations?


Drivers of BIM in Qatar

Local Events and Conferences

„ First Qatar BIM User Day (05/2012)

„ BIM Summit Qatar (09/2012)

„ Second Qatar BIM User Day (10/2012)



Development of Qatar National BIM Standard (QBIMS)

• QBIMS Committee established (09/12)

• Kick-Off event held at Qatar University

• Common goals defined

Support Qatar achieving their ambitious construction goals

First BIM Standard in Middle East

Develop Qatar as a BIM knowledge hub

Make tendering BIM easy and feasible for everybody



Qatar BIM Standard Commitee


BIM in Qatar Estimated market demand for BIM Experts

Assumptions

• Project larger than 500 Mio QAR

• All involved companies need expertise

• BIM trainer to spread knowledge required

More than 1000 BIM experts are required

within the next 3 to 5 years

BIMConstructor

Owner

Developer

Designer

Cost

Estimator

Other

Specialist

Facility

Manager

CM/PM

BIM Manager

48 One roof – all solutions. CIOB in Doha, Qatar ‟ 23rd October 2012

Are you ready for BIM?

Your

Career

One step ahead.

Start your BIM education.


Thank you for your attention!

Q & A


Contact

For further information please contact: Gunnar Godawa

Senior Project Manager E-Mail: [email protected]

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