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BIM L1 Checklist

This document discusses the key activities and processes needed for effective Building Information Modelling (BIM) on a construction project. It recommends [1] developing agreed roles, responsibilities and standards early on, [2] creating a common data environment to share information, and [3] establishing quality policies to maintain models over time. It also suggests [3] establishing clear data exchange processes upfront, including formats, versions, testing and recording, as well as [4] defining management responsibilities, processes and requirements to properly design using BIM.

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BIM L1 Checklist

This document discusses the key activities and processes needed for effective Building Information Modelling (BIM) on a construction project. It recommends [1] developing agreed roles, responsibilities and standards early on, [2] creating a common data environment to share information, and [3] establishing quality policies to maintain models over time. It also suggests [3] establishing clear data exchange processes upfront, including formats, versions, testing and recording, as well as [4] defining management responsibilities, processes and requirements to properly design using BIM.

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Building Information Modelling

Scottish Futures Trust

Level 1:
BIM Checklist

1.0 Project “standard method and procedure” should be developed agreed and committed to by all the relevant
parties involved in the project at the pre-construction contract stage.

Key activities:

1.1 Roles and responsibilities agreed

1.2 Naming conventions agreed and adopted

1.3 Create and maintain the project specific codes project and spatial co-ordination

1.4 A “Common Data Environment” (CDE) approach should be adopted to allow information to be shared
between all members of the project team , for example a project extranet or electronic document
management system.

1.5 A suitable information hierarchy should be agreed that supports the concept of the CDE

1.6 A single common project identifier should be defined at the initiation of the project; independent and
recognisably distinct from any individual organization’s internal job number.

1.7 A unique identifier for each organization should be defined on joining the project.

2.0 A quality policy should be developed to ensure that models are maintained over their lifetimes.

3.0 Data exchange processes should be established

3.1 Agree as early as possible which data should be exchanged, when, and in what format;

3.2 Agree the version of format to be used for data exchange;

3.3 Establish procedures to test, monitor and report the accuracy of data transfer, and conduct initial data
transfer trials;

3.4 Agree a method of recording each issue and receipt of digital data, and what constitutes an acceptable
transfer.

4.0 Design Management:

4.1 Complete checklist for management responsibilities Table 2 of BS7000-4

4.2 Define plan of works and high level processes

4.3 Create an Employers Information Requirement (EIR) as part of the initial brief

4.4 Define classification system to be utilised

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