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    1) The document discusses BIM implementation at Skanska, outlining their approach, objectives, and processes. It establishes a common understanding of BIM throughout the company and shows their BIM strategy. 2) Skanska implements BIM to meet mandates and policies, with individual project plans respecting different markets. They identify 12 areas of BIM including visualization, design, simulation, and facilities management. 3) The document provides examples of starting BIM on a project, including guidance documents, a BIM route and input schedule, and a project BIM plan template to articulate requirements and monitor compliance.

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    1) The document discusses BIM implementation at Skanska, outlining their approach, objectives, and processes. It establishes a common understanding of BIM throughout the company and shows their BIM strategy. 2) Skanska implements BIM to meet mandates and policies, with individual project plans respecting different markets. They identify 12 areas of BIM including visualization, design, simulation, and facilities management. 3) The document provides examples of starting BIM on a project, including guidance documents, a BIM route and input schedule, and a project BIM plan template to articulate requirements and monitor compliance.

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    1) The document discusses BIM implementation at Skanska, outlining their approach, objectives, and processes. It establishes a common understanding of BIM throughout the company and shows their BIM strategy. 2) Skanska implements BIM to meet mandates and policies, with individual project plans respecting different markets. They identify 12 areas of BIM including visualization, design, simulation, and facilities management. 3) The document provides examples of starting BIM on a project, including guidance documents, a BIM route and input schedule, and a project BIM plan template to articulate requirements and monitor compliance.

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    1) The document discusses BIM implementation at Skanska, outlining their approach, objectives, and processes. It establishes a common understanding of BIM throughout the company and shows their BIM strategy. 2) Skanska implements BIM to meet mandates and policies, with individual project plans respecting different markets. They identify 12 areas of BIM including visualization, design, simulation, and facilities management. 3) The document provides examples of starting BIM on a project, including guidance documents, a BIM route and input schedule, and a project BIM plan template to articulate requirements and monitor compliance.

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    The key takeaways are the importance of establishing a common understanding of BIM across projects and organizations, and outlining the next steps for learning and applying BIM.

    The main areas of BIM discussed are the 12 and 16 areas of BIM including visualization, quantity take-off, clash detection, safety planning, facilities management, and more.

    The main elements of the BIM process outlined are timing, discipline, standard protocols, assessments, strategies, workflow, and focused interventions.

    BIM Implementation

    Dr. Howard Jeffrey


    BIM Specialist

    Skanska

    Skanska UK BIM Awareness

    Confidential

    Objective of the Awareness Presentation

    To establish a Common Understanding


    of BIM throughout Skanska

    Show Skanska AB + UK BIM Approach


    Next Steps in learning more and
    applying on projects

    Why Implement BIM?


    Mandate
    President & CEO

    Policy

    AB
    UKBU

    UKBU requires BIM on


    all appropriate projects
    going forward

    OUs / EFs

    Individual strategies
    formed, respecting the
    different markets

    PROJECTS

    Detailed plans for


    those elements of
    BIM to be adopted

    UK President

    Strategy
    BIM Reps

    Plan
    Project Directors

    Strategic decision
    to adopt BIM
    across all BUs

    Skanska 12 Areas of BIM


    1) Visualisation

    5) Clash prevention

    2) Design

    6) Quantity take-off

    3) Simulation / Analysis

    4) Life Cycle Costing

    7) Safety Planning

    8) Procurement

    9) Production Planning 10) Supply Chain mgt. 11) Logistics

    Confidential

    12) Facilities Mgt.

    Process Elements:
    Timing
    Discipline

    Standard Protocols
    Standard Forms
    Assessments
    UK BIM Strategy
    OU/EF Strategy
    Project strategy
    Workflow
    Focussed Interventions
    BIM Standards (Design)

    1) Sales

    5) Clash prevention

    2) Design

    6) Quantity take-off

    9) Production Planning 10) Supply Chain mgt.

    3) Simulation / Analysis

    4) Life Cycle Costing

    7) Safety Planning

    8) Procurement

    11) Logistics

    12) Facilities Mgt.

    Current 16 Areas of BIM


    Intelligent
    Modelling Design
    Facilities Mgt.

    Records
    Management

    Safety Planning
    As Constructed
    Records
    Asset Register
    O&M Manuals

    Quantity takeOff, cosing

    Visualizations

    Supply Chain Management

    Clash
    Detection

    Simulations, energy,
    Fire etc.

    4D-Scheduling

    Quality

    Production
    BIM

    Commercial

    Green BIM

    Procurement

    BIM Model

    CAFM
    CAD
    Intelligent
    2D

    Databases
    Word
    Documents

    Co-ordinated
    3D Model
    Architectural
    Structural
    MEP

    Skandocs

    BIM MODEL

    2D
    Drawings

    Foundation: Created by the application of


    BIM standards, Design Agreement clauses,
    Project BIM Plan and BIM Guidance Notes

    Excel
    Spread
    Sheets

    PDF
    Text
    Docs

    Video M25

    Starting BIM on a Project

    Starter pack of Documents


    Guidance notes
    BIM Route and Input Schedule
    Project BIM plan Template

    BIM requirements articulated


    Level of Detail matrix (LOD)

    10

    BIM Route and Input Schedule


    .

    1
    Draft
    BIM Plan

    2
    BIM Plan
    Stage 1

    BIM Design
    Assessment
    Design
    Agreements
    Links to
    Documents

    Principals
    Engagement

    Inform of
    Standards &
    Templates

    3
    Approve
    BIM Plan

    4
    Resource
    Plan

    Agree
    Extent of
    BIM
    Applications

    Identify
    Resources
    Required to
    Implement
    plan

    5
    Technical
    Needs

    Identify
    Hardware
    Software
    requirements

    6
    Training
    Needs

    7
    BIM Plan
    Stage 2

    Finalise
    BIM
    Plan

    Identify
    Training
    needs

    8
    Monitor
    Comply

    Structure
    Monitoring
    BIM Plan
    Status
    On Agendas

    9
    Criticality
    Assess

    Asset
    Criticality
    Assessment
    Alignment
    With Policy
    Documents

    10
    Model
    Operating

    Construction
    Operation
    And
    Maintenance

    Level of Detail LOD


    Click to link

    Coordination of BIM Delivery


    Strategic
    Process
    Monitoring

    Detailed
    Process
    Monitoring

    Technical
    Co-ordination

    Life Cycle Optioneering


    Concept
    Design

    Optioneering

    Design
    Development

    Optioneering

    Detailed
    design

    Optioneering

    Click to link Skanska ID Detailed BIM Route Map

    11
    ID PROJECT SPECIFIC BIM PLAN DOCUMENT 1 OF 3

    Document Links
    .
    BIM Route Map

    BIM Input Schedule

    Project BIM Plan Template

    Benefits
    Matrix
    WIP

    BIM
    Assessments.
    Design
    Agreements.
    Articulations.
    Optioneering

    12

    BIM Standards
    & Protocols:
    Eg. room
    Numbering.
    Asset Coding.

    LOD Matrix

    Skanska
    Standards
    Eg. drawing
    Numbering.
    Clash
    prevention

    Construction
    Standards
    Eg. Change
    Control

    Handover
    Model/Server
    To FM
    Timeline
    Status

    Project BIM Plan Example


    Application

    Benefits Expected

    Required by
    Client

    Intelligent
    3D-Modelling

    Accurate and visual


    design, no shortcuts
    (completed design in all
    details)

    Standardized components
    in use, libraries and
    catalogs

    Information on materials
    and components available
    from model to meet
    O&M/FM & Investors
    needs

    ID

    CJV

    FM

    Lead

    Comments/requirements

    CJV FM
    Required under Skanska
    Group BIM Strategy
    Must support requirements of
    the BIM applications detailed
    below
    CJV to determine optimum
    technical solutions
    Must agree and adopt an
    object/asset coding system
    at the commencement of
    design to be used throughout
    the life of the project

    Analyze alternative
    design/construction/mainten
    ance options

    Required under ID BIM

    Select options on basis of


    optimized capital and
    ownership costs

    BIM to facilitate rapid re-

    Ensures most attractive /


    affordable whole life cost
    solution

    and quantities of design

    Accurate life cycle cost


    estimation

    Reduced risk in life cycle


    fund management

    Strategy

    assessment of implications

    options
    Suggested that a member of
    the BIM team should attend
    all optioneering workshops in
    order to facilitate BIM
    support

    13

    Articulation of BIM
    Skanska Infrastructure requirements
    Skanska Facilities Services requirements
    Skanska Construction requirements

    14

    Level of Detail Matrix


    Project Specific BIM
    Plan stages

    1
    DRAFT

    LEVELS OF DETAIL RELATING TO THE PROJECT SPECIFIC BIM STRATEGY AND PLAN
    Tender process
    Finalise Bid
    Final Construction
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    Price
    9
    DEVELOP STAGE 1 Approve Resource Technical Training
    DEVELOP STAGE 2
    Comply
    INPUT

    Construction
    9
    INPUT

    Operation & Maintenance


    10
    MODEL

    Levels of Detail
    (Development) LOD

    LOD

    LOD 100

    Architectural

    RIBA Stage Plan


    Services

    Structural

    LOD 200

    LOD 300

    LOD 400

    LOD 500

    BIM:
    100 - Concept planning
    Assessment 150 - Space planning
    Into Design
    Agreement A, B, C

    200 - Schematic

    300 - Design development

    400 - Construction ready

    500 - Virtual prototype

    350 - Fully coordinated design

    documentation

    600 - As built

    D,E,F,G,H

    BIM:
    Specifications
    Assessment
    Into Design
    Agreement

    Plantrooms, risers, distribution


    Schematics
    Utilities

    Spatial Co-ordination

    Co-ordinated details

    As Installed

    Builders w ork

    Manufacturers details

    BIM:
    Foundations/frame
    Assessment
    Into Design
    Agreement

    Outline Design

    Detail Design

    Sub-contractor

    700 - Operations documentation

    Co-ordinated details

    Component spacial dimensions


    Including future access space
    Note: Create
    Links to
    Documents

    Standards
    Articulating
    BIM: SFS

    Articulating
    BIM: ID

    Optioneering

    15

    As Constructed

    Checking subcontract design

    Room Numbering
    Asset Coding (empty
    fields if necessary)
    Asset Register
    O&M template

    Drawing numbering'
    Clash Prevention

    Concept Options

    Design Options

    BIM into design agreement Create links to models/databases


    Detail Design

    Detail Design

    As Constructed

    Component attributes/spacial

    Component attributes

    As Installed

    dims inc access space

    dims inc access space

    Change Control

    Retrievable Legible
    Useful Data to be available

    Detail Options

    Handover 'Timelined' versions


    of models and databases for
    FM usage

    Capturing Lessons Learned and Feedback into Projects


    Legacy
    Hospitals
    Other legacy
    projects

    Walsall Hospital

    Barts & The Royal


    London Hospital

    Case Studies
    capture ongoing
    Implementation
    Benefits
    Challenges/Lessons
    Quantifiable
    Evidence

    Case Study
    Lessons
    Learned
    Case Study
    Lessons
    Learned

    Post Occupancy Evaluation


    (POE) of the design

    Interrogate
    Rationalise
    and Implement
    Outcomes
    BIM
    (Building Information
    Modelling) provides a
    vehicle to help
    Articulate and transfer
    The Benefits for:
    Clients
    User groups
    Estates Management
    Supply Chain
    Designers
    Skanska

    Implementation
    Onto Legacy
    Hospitals
    Derby
    Walsgrave
    Mansfield
    (QEH)

    Lessons
    Learned

    PAPWORTH
    HOSPITAL

    Review Initiatives/Protocols
    Processes/Existing practices
    Lessons

    Academic/University engagement
    For Research and Innovation

    16

    Learned

    OTHER NEW
    PROJECTS

    Building Information Modelling (BIM) Implementation at Papworth

    Deliberation and articulation


    Of BIM requirements for
    Designers

    Deliberation and articulation


    Of BIM requirements for
    Facilities Services Hard and Soft

    Deliberation and articulation


    Of BIM requirements for
    Contractor

    Deliberation and articulation


    Of BIM requirements for
    Skanska ID/SPV/Client

    Deliberation and articulation


    Of BIM requirements for
    Other stakeholders

    Confidential

    Agreement of Papworth
    Project BIM Plan
    Incorporates the agreed
    requirements of stakeholders
    For the Design, Construction,
    Operational and Maintenance
    Periods of the project

    Dialogue and
    Interactive
    Engagement of
    Participants to
    Understand and
    Accommodate
    Each others
    Practical and
    Also BIM
    Requirements

    Inputs to the BIM


    Plan as project
    Progresses eg.
    Subcontractors
    Suppliers
    Commissioners

    Papworth
    Project
    BIM
    Plan

    BIM Plan Route Plan


    To manage Implementation,
    Compliance Auditing,
    Development
    And Updating

    BIM Implementation

    Thank you

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