BIM Professional Advancement
Maybe you already have started climbing the BIM ladder. As you know BIM is constantly evolving and BIMEVOLVE prides itself in finding that right mixture between the evolving BIM technology and the best construction practices. We are always coming up with smarter ways of building the BIM model. Because of our specialized background of 20 years in exterior and interior wall and ceiling using light gauge metal framing and complex themed finishes, we have come to know the best practices in technology that work perfectly with your construction practices all the way from Concept to Fabrciation. As we have been playing with complex softwares in construction, we have personally seen simple CAD softwares evolve into advancecd BIM tools:
Autocad to Architectural Deskop,Mechanical Desktop to Inventor, Rhino, Revit Architecture, Navisworks Manage/Freedom to name a few.
Just as softwares are evolving, construction project delivery methods are also evolving into Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) methods using Building Information Model (BIM) as a technology means and method tool.
Therefore it becomes very important for you to stay par with this evolution in our Construction industry.
Revit Wall techniques for Light Gauge metal Framer, Drywall and Ceiling contractor.
Revit Ceiling Techniques for all above ceilings and soffits that represent accurate construction practices.
How to handle complex wall and ceiling geometries in BIM model.
Advice on how to efficiently construct revit models that are simple to use for contractors BIM coordination and shop drawings.
Learn how to integrate Navisworks Manage into your BIM practices more intelligently.
How to better prepare BIM models right from the start for use in Navisworks later on.
How to prepare Coordinated Construction Model for use in field.
"Lean" communication with your Project Manager and construction team is crucial for the success of the BIM project. Learn these methods.
Communication with the Design team (Architects) has shifted slightly in BIM/IPD process. Learn how and when to interact with them and make the most of when that window of communication opens for brief moment during the process.
General contractor is the key to the major success of your role in the BIM/IPD process. You are expected not to just fit in their construction process, but are supposed to contribute and participate very actively. Learn how to set yourself apart and be the MVP both to your company and your customers.