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Requirements. N/A

Summary: This module Introduces the fundamental Standards that define the Bim methodology, processes and procedures. To implement and collaborate in the BIM process, stakeholders need to follow same Standards 
This training modules is intended to provide an introduction overview to the learners about the BIM applicable Standards
This is an overall basic knowledge that relates (directly or indirectly) to multiple groups: BIM BASICS, BIM SUPPORT, and is essential to ensure a proper BIM APPLICATION. By the end of this short training, learners should be able to Understand: The Application and Standards of BIM.
ULO (s)
Understanding of BIM standards and how they applied in industry (120)

Other Related ULOs
Understand the context and essentials of BIM-Key Terms of BIM (1)
Understand some key terms and definitions within BIM (2)
Understanding of BIM implementation (5)
Understanding how to manage the BIM management process (76)

ARISE Framework associate Area(s)
BIM BASICS, BIM SUPPORT, BIM APPLICATION
ARISE Framework associate Specialism
BIM BASICS-Basics, SUPPORT-Project Data, SUPPORT-System, APPLICATION-BIM Management, APPLICATION-BIM Project Management 

Associated and related Task & Subtask (direct & indirect)
T-(BB-1.1)- Understand BIM Basics
St- Understand BIM Fundamentals; Understand BIM Terms & Definitions
T(BA-1.1)- Implement BIM strategy
St- Devise BIM-strategy; Manage organisational BIM-guidelines
T- (BA-2.2) Manage BIM information on project level
St- Develop a strategy to be followed through all the project phases; Coach/advise coworkers on BIM-practice
T(BS1.1) Manage project data
St- Manage the project CDE and/or federated data system
T(BS1.2) Assure data security
St- Implement organisational measures

Training indicative contents
Further development of Bim Standards understanding and applicability

Delivery Format-
Self-guided learning- Online

Methods of assessment
Summative assessment via written report.

aimed EQF level: 
Level 3 (indicative benchmark)

Requirements: Completion of module BIM Requirements – CDE is recommended.

Summary
Following up on the BIM Requirements – CDE I module, this module continues to address this fundamental requirement for BIM implementation. This training module is intended to further the learner’s knowledge of the subject by incentivising further self-learning, research, and for learner to understand how to Set and Manage a CDE
Basic knowledge linked to multiple groups: BIM BASICS, BIM SUPPORT, and is essential to ensure a proper BIM APPLICATION. By the end of this short training, Learners should be able to understand how to manage a CDE.
If focuses on: Understand the technological requirements for BIM implementation and security- specifically: Explain the use of common data environments, including arrangements for collaborative working and communication.

Related ULOs
Proposing workflows to collect, manage and disseminate documentation, graphical models and non-graphical data for the whole facility team in a Common Data Environment (CDE) (44)
Proposing (basic solutions) for a CDE, including arrangements for collaborative working and communication (66a.)
Proposing (solutions) and checking a CDE, including arrangements for collaborative working and communication. (66b)
Understanding Information and Communication Technologies (67)

ARISE Framework associate Area(s)
BIM BASICS, BIM SUPPORT

ARISE Framework associate Specialism
BIM BASICS-Basics; SUPPORT-Project Data; SUPPORT, APPLICATION-BIM Management; APPLICATION-BIM Project Management 

Associate Task & Subtask
T-(BS-1.1)- Manage project data
St- Manage the project CDE and/or federated data system

Training indicative contents
Intro to CDE

Delivery Format-
Self-guided learning- Online- Links

Methods of assessment
Summative assessment via  online test

aimed EQF level: 
-Level 3 (indicative)

La rivoluzione 4.0 (digitalizzazione) sta trasformando l'industria AEC in molti modi. I flussi di lavoro, i metodi, i processi e gli strumenti utilizzati dai professionisti stanno cambiando. Il BIM è un aspetto molto importante di questa trasformazione, spesso posto alla base e al centro di questi nuovi metodi digitali.  Ma perché adottare e implementare questo cambiamento? Quali vantaggi e benefici porta l'adozione del BIM (e della digitalizzazione) all'industria e ai suoi professionisti? Perché e come costituisce un miglioramento rispetto al modo in cui tutti i professionisti AEC hanno lavorato per anni? Questa formazione offre una rapida panoramica dei vantaggi complessivi dell'implementazione del BIM e della digitalizzazione in generale per l'intero settore AEC.

Summary

Module presents the concepts of LoI, Lod & LoD

ULO (s):

ARISE Framework associate Area(s):

ARISE Framework associate Speciality:

Associate Task & Subtask:

Training indicative contents:

Delivery Format-

Self-guided learning- Online

OA member exclusive: possibility to avail of blended sessions with expert tutor)

Methods of assessment

Summative assessment via online tests.

EQF

-Level 4

Requirements: Completion of module BIM Requirements is recommended.

Summary
Module present the concept BEP, according to ISO16950. This module continues to address the fundamental requirements to implement a BIM methodology, processes and procedures.  To implement and collaborate in the BIM process stakeholders need to satisfy these requirements. This training modules is intended to provide an introduction overview to the learners about this subject.
This is an overall basic knowledge that relates (directly or indirectly) to multiple groups: BIM BASICS, BIM SUPPORT, and is essential to ensure a proper BIM APPLICATION. By the end of this short training, learners should be able to: Understanding what is a BEP 

Related ULOs
Understand the context and essentials of BIM-Key Terms of BIM (1) 
Understanding of BIM standards and how they applied in industry (120)- Summarise Standards
Understanding of BIM implementation (5)
Understanding how to manage the BIM management process (76)
Understanding of the different information requirements found throughout the BIM process (121)

ARISE Framework associate Area(s)
BIM BASICS, BIM APPLICATION
ARISE Framework associate Specialism
BIM BASICS-Basics 
SUPPORT-Project Data, SUPPORT-System, APPLICATION-BIM Management, APPLICATION-BIM Project Management 

Associate Task & Subtask
T-(BB-1.1)- Understand BIM Basics
St- Understand BIM Fundamentals; Understand BIM Terms & Definitions-Explain what is a  BEP
T-(BA-2.1)- Coordinate arrangements and contracts regarding information delivery
St-Compose BIM Execution Plan
T- Explain Impacts of BIM requirements.
St-Identify Key requirements to enable successful BIM implementation
T(BA-1.1)- Implement BIM strategy
St- Devise BIM-strategy; Manage organisational BIM-guidelines
T- (BA-2.2) Manage BIM information on project level
St- Develop a strategy to be followed through all the project phases; Coach/advise coworkers on BIM-practice
T(BS1.1) Manage project data
St- Manage the project CDE and/or federated data system
T(BS1.2) Assure data security
St- Implement organisational measures

Training indicative contents
What is a BEP. What does it involve and encompass?
BEP Recent History and concepts- PAS1192 context
Current BEP application-ISO 19650

Delivery Format-
Self-guided learning- Online

Methods of assessment
Summative assessment via online tests

aimed EQF level: 
Level 3 (indicative benchmark)

Requirements

Completion of module BIM Maturity I & II is recommended.

Completion of module BIM Requirements - Intro is recommended.

Summary

Module gives an introductory overview on the Key requirements to achieve stage 2 BIM maturity and its impacts.

ULO (s)

 Understand context and essential of BIM

 Understand key requirements of BIM implementation.

ARISE Framework associate Area(s)

BIM Basics

ARISE Framework associate Speciality.

BIM Basics

Associate Task & Subtask

T- Explain Impacts of BIM requirements.

Training indicative contents

 Requirements to achieve Maturity stage 2

 Indicative examples of the impacts of such requirements

Delivery Format-

Self-guided learning- Online

OA member exclusive: possibility to avail of blended sessions with expert tutor)

Methods of assessment

Summative assessment via online tests.

EQF

-Level 4

Requirements

Completion of module Key Terms & Definitions-Intro is required

Summary

Following up on the BIM Terms I module, this continues the Introduction to Key fundamental BIM terminology. A further overview on what they mean, to help professionals, who are:beginning their BIM journey, to grasp fundamental concepts involved in the BIM methodology.

To implement and collaborate in the BIM process, knowledge of some essential key terms becomes essential. This continued short introduction training will cover the essential basic important terms, allowing learners to navigate BIM jargon.

It will also suggest where, when required, to find more information regarding the terms to further assist learners to progress in their self learning while in their BIM journey. Understanding more is required to become more proficient and to implement BIM further into AEC roles, workflow, and businesses.

This training unit addresses further the essential concepts and terms to understand the context and essentials of BIM. It is part of the BIM Basics overall basic knowledge. By the end of this short training, learners will be able to: Explain some key terms and definitions within BIM.

For those who already know about BIM Terminology, this offers a chance to test, prove and record your knowledge. ARISE promotes recognition of pre-acquired knowledge.

ULO (s)

Understand the context and essentials of BIM-Key Terms of BIM: Explain some key terms and definitions within BIM.

ARISE Framework associate Area(s)

BIM Basics

ARISE Framework associate Specialism

BIM Basics

Associate Task & Subtask

T- Explain what BIM Means

St- Explain some BIM key Terms.

Training indicative contents

Introduction to further important BIM terms explanation

Delivery Format-

Self-guided learning- Online

OA member exclusive: PT version contents

Methods of assessment

Summative assessment via written report.

aimed EQF level

-Level 4 ( indicative benchmark)

Summary

Introductory on the concept of Digital Construction and its impact on the AEC

Industry in terms of workflows, tools, benefits, and barriers.

An Overview of what it means and What it involves.

Helping professionals understand the impact of their own roles, on the roles of other stakeholders, and in collaboration and interaction between them.

Will provide examples and illustrations of benefits, including its contribution to transform and enable the AEC industry moving forward towards achieving a more energy efficient building environment.

ULO (s)

• Understand What is Digital Construction
• Understand Benefits and values of Digitisation for the AEC industry

ARISE Framework associate Area(s): 

ARISE Framework associate Speciality: 

BIM Basics

Associate and related Task & Subtasks

• Define Digital Construction (inc: scope, associated processes and tools)
• Identify at least 2 benefits of the use of Digital Technologies in the AEC sector

Training indicative contents

• Introduction to what is Digital Construction
• Examples of digitisation and digital tools in the AEC Industry
• Benefits and Barriers
• Impacts into Specific Roles

Delivery Format-

Self-guided learning (Online)

OA member exclusive: possibility to avail of blended sessions with expert tutor)

Methods of assessment

Summative assessment via online tests.

Indicative EQF benchmark

-Level 3

This module will cover:

Helping you understand  the BIM maturity  within your workplace. Helping to understand how to transition from a 2D CAD based "traditional workflow to a more digitalised, 3D BIM model and BIM methodology centric one.

The 4.0 revolution ( digitalisation) is transforming the AEC industry workflows, methods, processes and tools. BIM in the base and center of this transformation. What advantages and benefits does the adoption of BIM brings to the industry, and to its professionals? Why and How does it constitutes an improvement to how all AEC professionals have worked for years? Take a quick overview of overall benefits of BIM implementation, and digitalisation in general, for the AEC industry.

Summary

Introductory on the concept of BIM its impact on the AEC Industry in terms of workflows, tools, benefits, and barriers.

An Overview of what it means, what and who it involves.

Helping professionals understand the impact of their own roles, the roles of other stakeholders, and to the collaboration and interaction between them.

Will provide brief examples of application and benefits, including its contribution to transform and enable the AEC industry moving forward towards achieving a more energy efficient building environment.

ULO (s)

 Understand What is BIM

 Understand Benefits and values of BIM for the AEC industry

ARISE Framework associate Area(s)

BIM Basics

ARISE Framework associate speciality.

BIM Basics

Associate Task & Subtask

T-Summarise what is BIM.

St-Identify its benefits.

Training indicative contents

 Introduction to BIM and recent implementation History

 What does BIM involve?

 Who does BIM affects?

 Introductory overview of BIM impacts

Delivery Format-

Self-guided learning (Online)

OA member exclusive: podssibility to avail of blended sessions with expert tutor)

Methods of assessment

Summative assessment via online tests.

EQF

-Level 4

The following learning module has been developed using material that has been supplied by BIMzeED. Within this module, topics such as the NZEB and BIM will be presented focusing on the fundamentals and how BIM can be used to support an NZEB design.

https://bimzeed.eu/

Learning Outcomes/Objectives

• Identify the fundamentals of NZEB
• Identify the principles and what tools can be used to support an nZEB building design using BIM
• Identify the building regulations and principles applicable to achieve NZEB.​

TBC

This module learning content is related to Multiple BIM Specialisms and Tasks: Mainly BIM Application-BIM Coordination. It covers a knowledge skillset required in subtasks related to 4D BIM: Understand How BIM 4D may be used within the construction and design industry.

Learning Outcomes/ Objectives

Understand how BIM 4D may be used within the construction and design industry.

Export from BIM authoring software ( revit) to IFC - Intro

Requirements: Completion of module BIM Requirements EIR I  is recommended.

Summary Module presents the concept EIRs according to ISO19650.
Following up on the BIM Requirements- EIR I module, this module continues to address the fundamental requirements for BIM implementation. This training module is intended to further the learner’s knowledge of the subject by incentivising further self-learning, research, and for learner to practice creating/ devising a sample EIR
Is related to basic knowledge linked to multiple groups: BIM BASICS and BIM APPLICATION
By the end of this short training, Learners should be able to Compose a EIR.

ULO (s)
Understand The context and essential of BIM-Key Terms of BIM
Understand Application and Standards of BIM
Understand key Requirements for BIM Implementation

ARISE Framework associate Area(s)
BIM Basics

ARISE Framework associate Specialism.
BIM Basics

Associate Task & Subtask
T- Devise an EIR

Training indicative contents
 EIR authorship
Training indicative contents
EIR creation- Facilitating access to Template examples of BEP and guidance’s on creating a BEP

Delivery Format-
Self-guided learning- Online- Links
And Blended  delivery.

Methods of assessment
Summative assessment via “practical” written task

aimed EQF level: 
-Level 3 to 4/5( indicative)

Summary 

 Short module that covers the principles of securing acquired BIM knowledge. This course will progress from an introduction to knowing how to propose a solution.

 ULO 

 Understanding how to secure acquired BIM knowledge 

 ARISE Framework associate Area(s) 

 BIM Application 

ARISE Framework associate Speciality 

 BIM Management 

 Associate Task & Subtask

 T- Implement BIM Strategy 

St - Secure acquired BIM-knowledge 

 Delivery Format

Self Guided Learning (Online) 

 Methods of assessment Summative assessment via online testing

EQF 

Level 3/4

Summary 

Short module that covers the principles of BIM implementation and an introduction to devising an BIM implementation strategy. This course will progress from an introduction to knowing how to propose a solution. 

 ULO 

• Understanding of BIM Implementation 
• Understanding of the content, essentials and benefits of BIM

ARISE Framework associate Area(s) 

BIM Application 

 ARISE Framework associate Speciality 

 BIM Management

 Associate Task & Subtask 

 T- Implement BIM Strategy

 St - Devise BIM-strategy 

 Delivery Format

 Self-Guided Learning (Online)

 Methods of assessment 

 Summative assessment via online testing. 

 EQF Level

 3/4

Training in Skills related with BIM Application- BIM Modelling. Skills will conduct to better use of BIM in the context of Digital construction and as a digitalisation tool leading to improved methods and as a contributing tool towards enabling Energy Efficiency.

Training Aimed to a set of Construction professionals and trainer in vocational and Higher Education Institutions in N.I.

This module part of the BIM Application Specialism-BIM Modelling. It’s part of the knowledge skillset required in subtasks involving: Creating a BIM model.

It covers: Understand and be able to create a BIM model using an industry-standard BIM software(Revit version)_ Demonstrate use of creation and modification tools- preloaded elements and components. More specifically- Doors, Windows & Openings

This module part of the BIM Application Specialism-BIM Modelling. It’s part of the knowledge skillset required in subtasks involving: Creating a BIM model.

It covers: Understand and be able to create a BIM model using an industry-standard BIM software (Revit version)_ Demonstrate use of creation and modification tools- customisedelements and components. More specifically-Vertical Circulation -Stairs

This module part of the BIM Application Specialism-BIM Modelling. It’s part of the knowledge skillset required in subtasks involving: Creating a BIM model.

It covers: Understand and be able to create a BIM model using an industry-standard BIM software(Revit version)_ Demonstrate use of creation and modification tools- preloaded elements and components. More specifically- Floors

This module part of the BIM Application Specialism-BIM Modelling. It’s part of the knowledge skillset required in subtasks involving: Creating a BIM model.

It covers: Understand and be able to create a BIM model using an industry-standard BIM software(Revit version)_ Demonstrate use of creation and modification tools- preloaded elements and components. More specifically- Ceilings

This module part of the BIM Application Specialism-BIM Modelling. It’s part of the knowledge skillset required in subtasks involving: Creating a BIM model.

It covers: Understand and be able to use BIM modelling software interface-. (Revit version)_More specifically- Views

This module part of the BIM Application Specialism-BIM Modelling. It’s part of the knowledge skillset required in subtasks involving: Creating a BIM model.

It covers: Understand and be able to use BIM modelling software interface-. (Revit version)_More specifically- Selection tools

This module part of the BIM Application Specialism-BIM Modelling. It’s part of the knowledge skillset required in subtasks involving: Creating a BIMmodel.

It covers: Understand and be able to use BIM modelling software interface-. (Revit version)_More specifically- Selection tools

This module part of the BIM application  specialism-BIM modelling. It’s part of the knowledge skillset required in subtasks involving: Creating a Bim model.

It covers: Understand and be able to use BIM modelling software interface-. (Revit version)_More specifically- Hierarchies and Elements that organise the UI

mlang}  {mlang pt} Este módulo faz parte da especialização em aplicação BIM - ModelaçãoBIM. É parte do conjunto de capacidades necessárias em subtarefas que envolvem a criação de um modelo BIM.

Objectivo: Compreender e ser capaz de usar a interface do software de modelagem BIM (versão do Revit).Mais especificamente: Hierarquias e elementos que organizam a interface do usuário.