BIM in the UK. David Glennon Standards Lead:- UK BIM Alliance Head of Digital:- Arcadis

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1 BIM in the UK David Glennon Standards Lead:- UK BIM Alliance Head of Digital:- Arcadis

2 What are standards? Standards are knowledge. They are powerful tools that can help drive innovation and increase productivity. They can make organizations more successful and people s everyday lives easier, safer and healthier. Standards are everywhere and play an important role in the economy, by: facilitating business interaction enabling companies to comply with relevant laws and regulations speeding up the introduction of innovative products to market providing interoperability between new and existing products, services and processes.

3 What are standards? As Ireland s Official standards body, NSAI aims to inspire consumer confidence and create the infrastructure for products and services to be recognized and relied on, all over the world. buildingsmart is the worldwide authority driving the transformation of the built asset economy through creation & adoption of open, international standards

4 Why are standards important? An agreed way of doing things Common understanding Shared language Built on knowledge and experience of experts with market context

5 Why are standards important?

6 Standards in industry BS Code of practice for dredging and land reclamation. BS Guidance on investigating flooding incidents BS EN ISO Series 4) Field testing. Ménard pressuremeter test. 5) Field testing. Flexible dilatometer test. BS 1192:2007+A2:2016. Collaborative production of architectural, engineering and construction information ISO 16739:2013 Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) for data sharing in the construction and facility management industries Open standard in buildingsmart portfolio

7 buildingsmart Creation and adoption of standards Open Neutral International Core Programmes Standards Certification Chapters

8 UK BIM Alliance merger Merged with buildingsmart UK & Ireland chapter. Shared goals. Create bridge between standards and industry.

9 Take the first fundamental step in the journey to digital transformation Trusted independent leadership Mobilising the community Enabling practical implementation Common understanding, common approach, one voice

10 The challenge

11 Patrons

12 Patrons

13 UK BIM Alliance Communities

14 Technology Group

15 Technology Group objectives Link for technology vendors UKBIMA Standards community Interoperability OpenBIM standards Technology specialist advisor

16 Projects latest news Reports launched Oct 2018 Becoming aware Strategy making Equipping the client office Formalising the use of digital working Reviewing team formation Decision support requirements Operation and maintenance requirements Setting standards Structured product data Product data standards The data journey Product data naming & identification Product data hosting Product information security Guiding the product data journey

17 Previous projects WinfieldRock Report Survey to assess Legal & Contractual barriers to BIM BIM Legal Questions: A Checklist BIM4Legal

18 Previous projects - ConstructingPlainLanugage Think of our audience before we share Use established terms & definition where available & apply them consistently Understand abbreviations first, making sure each abbreviation is used appropriately Introduce each abbreviation with its full term Refine language to improve readability

19 Previous projects Security & Guidence Baseline Guidance on Security Who needs to do What and When Guidance for Client Data Requirements Guidance & Data Matrix

20 A lot going on in standards world Coordination; Construction Smart cities Internet of Things. Link CAPEX & Asset Management Product data IFC BS EN ISO 19650

21 Harmonisation improving best practice through standardisation

22 Timeline 22 Mobilisation of HM Govt Depts. for L2 BIM Lord Francis Maude Government Construction Strategy Formation of BIM Task Group Level 2 BIM Mandate Departments have a clear capability and road map to Level 2 BAU Making BIM Level 2 Business As Usual Supporting standards Low Carbon Construction Report BS 1192: 2007 PAS PAS BIM Strategy Paper BS PAS BS BS PAS Formation of CDBB DBB SOBC Bim-level2.org Formation of Home Nations Working Group BS EN ISO National Foreword BS EN ISO National Annex PD Guide to BS EN ISO Formation of UKBIMA DBB L3 Strategy Plan

23 InfrAIR Delivering to Infrastructure owners Drive better procurement Create a common language Be the bridge Scoping Steering Group Delivery Framework

24 Individual Qualification buildingsmart opportunity 5 modules already created UK & Ireland module in development Signed up Initiation phase (governance) Planning (Financial and Time) Working closely with CITA Aiming for Q delivery

25 Make a difference Engage Newsletter Involve Contribute to projects Bring market / industry knowledge Prepare Learn about future developments Anticipate impact on your role and company Newsletter bit.ly/ukbimanews Slack bit.ly/joinukbimaslack