Developed by world leading experts in BIM as Building Information Management involved in both the development of the UK and International learning outcomes frameworks, the courses are intended not just to provide a page turner on the ISO 19650 standards themselves, but practical knowledge of the information management framework to improve your project delivery. The […]
The ISO 19650 Principles of Information management series has been developed by world leading experts in BIM as Building
Information Management. They have been involved in both the development of the International standards ISO 19650 series as well as supporting development of Local and National Annexes and supporting guidance across the world. This series of training courses provide a wealth and knowledge of the requirements for implementing BIM as ISO 19650 previously not shared.The series of training courses are intended not just to provide a
page turner on the ISO 19650 standards themselves, but practical knowledge of
the information management framework to improve your project delivery. They are based on the learning outcomes framework developed by buildingSMART International with each course and lesson having an identified outcome.
The ISO 19650 Principles of Building Information Management
course is the second step towards understanding the BIM requirements as
identified in the international standard ISO 19650. This course provides a
general overview of Building Information Management, the needs and benefits as
well as providing an overview of the key terminology and concepts. It then
introduces the key concepts which are developed further in the implementation series called ISO 19650 Delivering Information Management.
Principles of BIM Assessment – Final Assessment
Principles of BIM final course assessment. 25 Questions to be completed in a 45 minute period. Please do not take this course unless you have completed all 7 number modules of the Principles of BIM training Course
Mobilization, Production and Close-out
This course steps you through the ISO 19650 Mobilization, Production and Close out activities, explaining the parties and obligations to facilitate collaborative working.
