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RICS BIM Conference 2015
12 February 2015
etc Venues, 155 Bishopsgate, Liverpool Street,
London EC2M 3YD
Programme
0830 Registration and refreshments
0915 Chairman’s opening remarks
David Philp, Head of BIM, UK BIM Task Group and BIM Director, EMEA, AECOM
0930 Welcome from RICS
0940 The QS and BIM related workflows
During the currency of the conference we will, in real time, be exploiting various models to
extract, validate and utilise data sets that are relevant to the surveying community from digital
quantity take off to 4D cash flow simulations.
Facilitated by:
David Philp, Head of BIM, UK BIM Task Group and BIM Director, EMEA, AECOM
0950 Keynote presentation - Delivery of Level 2 BIM
• Where are we now?
• How successful has the BIM level 2 been?
• What lessons can be learned from current projects?
• The importance of early engagement with the supply chain
• The importance of embedding best practice and lessons learnt
Terry Stocks, Deputy Head of the Estates Department, Ministry of Justice & Delivery Director
for Level 2 BIM, UK BIM Task Group
1015 International perspective of implementing BIM in infrastructure projects
• Strategy
• Adoption
• Processes
• International collaboration
• Case study
Brent Mauti, Enterprise Head of BIM, CH2M Hill
Vasileios Vernikos, Head of BIM Development, Transportation- Europe, CH2M Hill
1045 Strategic business planning and the business case for BIM
Sponsored by
Gary Ross, Principal Consultant, Excitech
1115 Networking refreshments
1145 Clients’ BIM journeys
• What have we done?
• What do we expect to see as a minimum requirement?
• How are we using the models or the data from the models?
• Where does a client see the value in BIM being?
Panel session facilitated by:
Professor Tim Broyd, Professor of Built Environment Foresight, University College London
Panelists:
John Kerbey, Head of BIM, HS2
Will Hackney, Head of BIM Strategy, Transport for London & London Underground
1230 BIM Vendor Showcase Part 2
James Fiske, Director of Product Delivery and Operations, Information Product Group, RICS
1315 The QS and BIM related workflows - update
1330 Networking lunch
1430 - 1600 Break-out sessions
Please select break-out 1 or break-out 2
Break-out 1: BIM current practice
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1430 Lessons learnt from implementing BIM in practice
Anna Thompson, Cost Management BIM Lead, Turner & Townsend
1500 Supporting the operation of an asset
The role of BIM in tracking, updating, and maintaining facilities management information to
support better planning, operations, and maintenance decision-making throughout a building’s
lifecycle.
• Strategy and processes
• Contractual obligations
• Operating assets
• BIM & Health & Safety
Speakers to include:
Stefan Mordue, Architect and Technical Author, NBS
Gareth Webb, Senior Management Consultant, IBM Global Business Services
1530 BIM processes in house
• Improving processes, reducing costs
• Overcoming obstacles
• Day to day practical guidance
• BIM Manager/ Information manager
• Meeting demands and understand client requirements
Speakers to include:
Anna Thompson, Cost Management BIM Lead, Turner & Townsend
Andrew Turner, Partner, Henry Riley LLP
Emmanuel Hadjandreou, BIM Manager
1600 Networking refreshments
Break-out 2: BIM evolution
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1430 The use of immersive visualisations and virtual reality
• The use of next generation software
• Establishing workflows
• The benefits and how it works
• Lessons learnt
1500 Space visualisation and asset management
• Software and technology
• BIM in insuring accurate and detailed space information
• Linking data in a BIM model to assist in the efficiency of maintaining and operating the
facility
• Allocating, managing and tracking space within a facility using BIM
• Analysing the existing use of space and evaluating proposed changes to effectively plan
for future needs
1530 Management of big data
• Collaboration
• Integration of processes
• Technology
• People
• A holistic approach
Tolis Chatzisymeon, CEO, Nomitech
Alan Windley, European VP & Business Development Manager, Nomitech
1600 Networking refreshments
Plenary
1630 The Digital BIM toolkit
• Background
• Project update
• RICS involvement
Stefan Mordue, Architect and Technical Author, NBS
Paul Burrows, Solutions Architect, Information Product Group, RICS
1700 Panel session: Are you BIM ready now?
• How are we using BIM and how has it changed the way we work?
• How has BIM transformed our sector and what does the future look like?
• What about investment?
• How are we obtaining optimum benefits and outcomes?
• Our BIM Journey
• Next steps
Panelists include:
Dr Andy Ainsworth, Associate Director, Project Five
Andrew Turner, Partner, Henry Riley LLP
Alan Muse, Director of Built Environment Professional Groups, RICS
1745 The QS and BIM related workflows - conclusion and chair’s closing remarks
David Philp, Head of BIM, UK BIM Task Group and BIM Director, EMEA, AECOM
1800 End of conference & networking drinks reception
RICS member
£245 + VAT
Non-member
£330 + VAT
Conference code: EV0002795
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