BIM project management and interoperability course

The "BIM. Management and interoperability course of BIM projects" faces a crucial need in the AEC industry: competition in managing the complexity of digital models and effective collaboration between multidisciplinary teams. In a sector where precision and efficiency are vital, training focuses on key skills such as the understanding of essential documents, navigation by classification systems and quality control with open standards. The dynamics of joint work are explored, managing subprojects and native models for a seamless integration. With a crucial digital infrastructure approach for the collaboration and management of Periscope software, participants will advance in their ability to orchestrate IFC models. Without claiming false promises of specialization, we offer a firm basis for those committed to excellence in BIM management, covering from customer requirements to collaborative practices.

Know the basic documents that a Bim Manager manages. Understand the different BIM classification systems. Learn to do basic quality control with open formats. Understand the BIM digital infrastructure necessary for collaborative work. Learn to work collaboratively with subprojects and models linked in natives. Manage IFC models in periscoope software.

At the end of the "Bim. Management and interoperability course of BIM projects", students will be able to assume roles as BIM project managers, responsible for meeting specific customer requirements and ensure efficiency in project management (UD1). In addition, they will be trained to lead teams in collaborative environments, using open formats to guarantee communication and compatibility between disciplines (UD2), a growing demand in the construction and architecture industry.

This course enables you to understand and manage the essential documents in the BIM field, covering from the client requirements to the correct project management. With emphasis on effective collaboration, you will learn to handle BIM classification systems and perform preliminary quality controls. It will be deepened in the necessary digital infrastructure for productive cooperation, in addition to the practice with subprojects and native models. Likewise, it will be instructed in the management of IFC models with Periscoope, strengthening your ability to operate on open and collaborative platforms.

This course is oriented to professionals in project management within the AEC industry that seek to understand and apply the BIM methodology. It is ideal for those interested in learning about the key documentation managed by a Bim Manager, BIM classification structures, and quality control bases using open formats. In addition, the course will provide essential knowledge about digital infrastructure for teamwork and subproject management and models in Periscope software.