Information Production Process

The Information Production Process in BIM Management course provides participants with a deep understanding of the key steps involved in generating and managing information within a Building Information Modeling (BIM) project.

Through a combination of theoretical teachings, practical exercises, and real-world examples, participants will learn how to effectively produce and manage information throughout the project lifecycle. This includes defining information requirements, creating information models, coordinating data from different disciplines, and ensuring data accuracy and integrity.

The course will cover essential topics such as BIM authoring tools, information modeling standards, clash detection, and coordination workflows. Participants will also gain insights into best practices for information exchange and collaboration among project stakeholders.

By the end of the course, participants will have the knowledge and skills to efficiently produce and manage information in BIM projects, leading to improved project outcomes, reduced errors, enhanced collaboration, and streamlined project delivery.

Whether you are an architect, engineer, project manager, or construction professional, this course is designed to equip you with the necessary expertise to excel in the information production process in BIM management. Join us and enhance your skills in managing information effectively within BIM projects.

Objectives for this Course:

• The significance of information management lies in establishing a framework that enables the delivery of accurate information to the appropriate stakeholders at the right time. Information models are developed incrementally throughout the project life cycle. The Level of Information Need serves as a conceptual indication of the necessary level of quality, quantity, classification, and granularity.
• Participants will gain knowledge on how the level of information required ensures the minimum necessary amount of information and how information verification and validation play a role in project stages.
• This course focuses on the tasks carried out during the “Information production process,” aligning with the information management processes outlined in the ISO 19650 series.
• The course concludes by providing an action plan, assisting participants in planning their next steps towards effectively implementing ISO-19650 within their organization or project.

Who Should Attend?

• Quantity Surveyors.
• Project Managers.
• Architects.
• Estimators.
• All construction professionals.
• Engineers for all trades.
• Design leaders.
• BIM Engineers.
• BIM Coordinators.
• BIM Managers.

Course Prerequisites:

• A Basic understanding of BIM Methodology
• Collaborative production of information course (Recommended)
• Autodesk Revit Certified Professional
• Practical BIM experience in BIM software regularly in a professional environment. (Optional)

Course Content:

• Lesson 1: Course overview – Learning outcome – Information Production Process – An Introduction
• Lesson 2: Collaborative production of information
• Lesson 3: The information production methods and procedures
• Lesson 4: Information Review and Approval Workflow
• Lesson 5: Information Quality Management (Validation process)
• Followup Session
• Quiz
• Assignment

Important Notes about Course Details:

• Overall time frame (1 weeks) – (6 hours)
• Approximately 10-12 hours of study per week are required