Course aim

This course will give anyone implementing BIM on projects - clients, information managers and team leaders - a detailed understanding of the ISO 19650-2 standard. It explains how information requirements and information delivery plans are developed, and explains the different functions and tasks involved in projects, including  BIM implementation.

Course description

This course will help you understand the information management processes that are needed for a design and construction project to be delivered using BIM according to ISO 19650 Part 2: Project Delivery Phase. The course follows on from the BIM Fundamentals course, where information management concepts and principles are introduced. The course includes sessions on:

• ISO 19650-2 as a standard and the terminology it uses (many terms have been changed from original terms to make the standard internationally acceptable)
• How clients set their information requirements and select their suppliers
• How suppliers of information (designers, contractors, manufacturers) respond with their information plans and how information requirements are cascaded down through a delivery team
• Specific Common Data Environment processes for project information
• Information management responsibilities, and the skills and capabilities required by clients and their suppliers

How will I benefit?

This course will help you:

• Understand how to formulate Project Information Requirements (PIRs), Information Standards, and the appointment-specific Exchange Information Requirements (EIRs)
• Understand how to assess BIM capability, develop BIM Execution Plans and information delivery plans
• Work through the key information management processes in group activities

What will I learn?

On completion of this training, you will be able to:

• Explain key components of ISO 19650-2 standard and what they mean to BIM implementation
• Define how key BIM information management documents are developed
• Identify how designers and contractors are expected to show their BIM capability to their prospective clients
• Explain how to start applying ISO 19650-2 to your projects

Who should attend?

Project clients, designers (architects, structural/civil engineers, services engineers, etc.), main contractors and sub-contractors, manufacturers of complex products/components.

Asset/facility managers will also find it helpful to attend to find out how their operational information is specified and delivered during a construction project.

How will I learn?

This is an online, interactive on-demand course. 

Courses are available 24/7 and you can learn at any time and from any place that suits you – you just need an internet connection.

You can learn as fast or as slowly as you want to. You can also take breaks at any time in the course and pick up where you left off when you are ready to continue.

During the access period, you can go back and repeat parts or all the course to refresh and reinforce what you have learned.

The course content is both detailed and engaging, with explanations, activities, and knowledge checks to enhance your learning.

What will I gain?

On completion, you’ll be awarded an internationally recognized BSI Training Academy certificate.

Prerequisites

This course is designed for those with some knowledge of BIM Implementation including those who’ve used the former  standards. You may previously have attended BIM Fundamentals or equivalent.

You should have day-to-day involvement with, or responsibility for construction projects, particularly the information management aspects of those projects.

Further information

Delegates must also be provided a copy of ‘Bigger Book of BIM’ to support them with their training course for access to a PDF guide.

To support you with your BIM training course, please click on the following link to access the 'Bigger book of BIM' which also contains the key terms and abbreviations discussed throughout the training course.
https://page.bsigroup.com/l/73472/2024-06-05/2c6znpt/73472/1717629435Z842IV5m/BSI_Bigger_book_of_BIM_digital.pdf

Related training

This course follows on from BIM Fundamentals.

• ISO 19650 Part 3: BIM Operational Phase Training Course
• ISO 19650 Part 4: BIM Information Exchange Training Course
• ISO 19650 Part 5: BIM Security Mindedness Training Course
• ISO 19650 Part 6: BIM Health and Safety Training Course

Modules

• ISO 19650 Part 2: Module 1
• ISO 19650 Part 2: Module 2
• ISO 19650 Part 2: Module 3
• ISO 19650 Part 2: Module 4
• ISO 19650 Part 2: Module 5
• ISO 19650 Part 2: Module 6