Course Overview

Building Information Modeling (BIM) is an intelligent model-based process that provides insight for creating and managing building projects faster, more economically, and with less environmental impact.

Learn basic techniques for creating building information models, including: building elements, building envelope, curtain systems, interiors and circulation, and creating families.

To discuss managing people, implementation of scope, accomplishing tasks yourself, designating tasks, organizational reporting structures and many appropriate project management skills.

Understand the critical Role of the BIM Project Manager and how to navigate the Revit environment using Navigation Controls. Learn efficient Worksharing techniques, manage Revit Links and Worksets, and ensure visibility and coordination across disciplines. Master Model Coordination, perform Interference Checks, create a comprehensive Sheet Index, and leverage project data. Utilize Autodesk Design Review for effective project documentation and collaboration.

Who Should Attend

BIM Project Managers 

BIM Technical Architect

Course Outline

1. Role of the Project Manager
2. Navigation Controls
3. Worksharing
4. Visibility of Revit Links
5. Managing Worksets
6. Updating Revit Links
7. Model Coordination
8. Performing an Interference Check
9. Creating a Sheet Index
10. Leveraging Information
11. Using Autodesk Design Review

Objective

Upon completion of this course you will know hw to use the Revit tools to collaborate with other team members, streamline workflow, and manage a BIM Project to fulfill the expectations of all the team members.