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A truly global brand and network trusted and recognized 172 80,000 clients Countries Clients in 172 countries 75 offices worldwide 3 regional hubs in UK, US and Hong Kong 75 Offices Copyright 2016 BSI. All rights reserved. 3 3

A standardized process for making British Standards idea Feedback and new proposals Representative stakeholder Committee Committee drafting Public consultation Publish and support Consensus 20/10/2016 Review comments 4

BSI s role in supporting change BSI is supporting the Construction Industry in the same way it always has; through collaboration, a clear understanding of the problems and by engineering solutions. BSI Standards We are at the forefront of developing the Standards through collaboration, providing consistency. BSI Product Certification We work with industry stakeholders to shape certification systems to provide assurance and market access. We develop solutions which are relevant and add value 20/10/2016 6

The changing world of Construction 7

The changing world of Construction Structural Architectural Mechanical & Electrical Construction team Shared data Maintenance 8

So, why the need for change? Not that long ago it wasn t uncommon for new buildings to be drawn 2.5 times, and constructed 1.5 times = poor value, and poor productivity; and that s just the construction phase 9

BSI Leader in Built Environment standards creation PAS 128 Specification for underground utility detection, verification and location Sponsored by Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). This PAS specifies requirements for the detection, verification and location of existing and new underground utilities. PAS 2030 Improving the energy efficiency of existing buildings Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) PAS 2030 is a mandatory document to be used in the installation of energy efficiency measures under the Green Deal PAS 1192-3 BIM The Part 3 document provides an approach to creating an asset information model to support the whole life of an asset from create/acquire, through use/maintain and on to renew/dispose. PAS 1192-2 BIM Specification for information management for the capital/ delivery phase of construction projects using building information modelling Specifically offers guidance on information management processes in BIM projects. BS 9991:2011 Fire safety in the design, management and use of residential buildings Code of practice BS EN 15804:2012+A1:2013 Sustainability of construction works- Environmental product declarations Core rules for the product category of construction products 10

BIM, a framework for collaboration BIM defines a set of procedures for the Production, Management and Exchange of information generated in the design, construction and management phase of an asset (e.g. building or infrastructure). The fundamental principle of BIM is, start with the end in mind At the very start of a project, the Client must define, for EVERY Stage of the project: What info. is required? What level of detail must the info. have? Who is responsible for managing the info? Who is responsible for producing the info? How should the info. be used? When is the info. required? In what format must the info be in? How should the info. be named? How should the info. be exchanged? 12

But what is BIM Level 2? Defined in PAS 1192-2 Covers the design and construction phases Visual model managing asset data from inception to demolition Collaborative 3D Model the creation, gathering and exchange of data to all parties Copyright 2014 BSI. All rights reserved. 13

What is BIM Trying to Achieve? Put simply, to increase efficiency of the Construction process.. Save time Reduce waste Increased consistency of information Increase collaborative working Reduce costs estimates indicate that UK Government has saved 840m through the use of BIM, on average 20% savings Need for modernisation into the digital age. Copyright 2014 BSI. All rights reserved. 20/10/2016 16

Applying BIM BS 1192 PAS 1192-2 PAS 1192-3 BRIEF DESIGN CONSTR. USE DECOM. BS 1192-4 COMPLETE ASSET LIFECYCLE PAS 1192-5 Copyright 2015 BSI. All rights reserved. Copyright 2014 BSI. All rights reserved. 18

PAS 1192-2: Structure The BIM wedge is the now established with a ubiquitous diagram explaining BIM maturity Levels. This PAS specifies how to reach Level 2 (red line) and it is the UK Government s intention to progress the construction industry into Level 3 once Level 2 is established. The structure of this PAS follows the Information Delivery Cycle from OPEX (pre-existing asset) or CAPEX (new asset) through procurement, design and construction to handover. Copyright 2014 BSI. All rights reserved. 20

Development of BSI BIM Certification key objectives Collaboration shaping solutions together, agreement through consensus To provide global market access achieving alignment through BSI regional hubs, providing market access Added value providing added value to Kitemark certificate holders and clients 21

Verification launched December 2015 Based on PAS 1192-2 specifies requirements for achieving [BIM] Level 2... Covers design-construction phases of project Specifies how to reach BIM Level 2 We assess controlled documented procedures for all processes in PAS 1192-2. 24

Verification Scheme Principles The principle requirement of this verification is that you can demonstrate your capability to work in compliance to PAS 1192-2. Additional requirements of the scheme include: A documented complaints procedure Controlled documented procedures for all BIM processes documented system of determining competency requirements (Synergy with ISO 9001) Verification is valid for 12 months 25

Alignment with ISO 9001 PLAN DO CHECK - ACT controlled documented procedures for all BIM processes documented system of determining competency requirements documented complaints procedure Copyright 2014 BSI. All rights reserved. 20/10/2016 26

Kitemark PAS 1192-2 CAPABILITY: CAPEX / OPEX HANDOVER ORGANIZATION APPLICATION: CAPEX/OPEX HANDOVER PROJECTS CLIENT MEASUREABLES AGAINST PROJECT EIR/BEP info. is the product PAS 1192-2:2013 BS 1192:2007 BS 1192-4:2014 BS 11000 VC process implementation pre/post BEPs supply chain selection MPDT/MIDP role allocation model production LOD / LOI classification COBie deliverables measurement of project outputs Sample based assessment Multiple-site assessment ISO 10004 CDE setup (etc.) Scope based SUPPLY CHAIN 360 Copyright 2015 BSI. All rights reserved. Linked to organization role/output(s) 29

VolkerFitzpatrick BIM Case Study Why BSI? BSI provide solutions for many of our certification needs (ISO 9001, 14001) Expertise and willingness to help when going through the process Collaboration and communication to ensure their certification offering met our expectations and needs Copyright 2015 BSI. All rights reserved. Benefits experienced Reduces the time spent responding to clients Pre- Qualification Questionnaires (PQQs) Helps secure government contracts Helps differentiate the company in the marketplace Promotes the company as an industry leader in Building Information Modelling (BIM) Helps develop new-business opportunities and new revenue 32

1 st International Organisation First international client to receive BIM Certification from BSI Important milestone for BK Gulf on their journey of continual improvement Able to offer a better service to their clients Certification reflects the world class standard attained by their engineering staff and business as a whole Copyright 2015 BSI. All rights reserved. 33

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