A BIM Execution Plan (BEP), also known as a BIM Implementation Plan, is a comprehensive document that helps project participants move forward with clear roles and expectations. A BEP is an essential element to create before beginning any construction project, especially for those that are large or complex with many collaborators.

Through clear roles, responsibilities and real-time communication, a BEP keeps all in sync while ensuring construction stays on track. This is vital when adhering to tight schedules. A thoughtful plan also makes sure details don’t fall through the cracks or become last-minute change orders that cause delays.

A thorough a BEP is a powerful project accountability tool that keeps work moving forward throughout the various phases of planning and construction. A well-coordinated project starts with a well-crafted BEP.

BIM Scope:

Design Model LOD 300

Construction Model & Shop Drawings LOD 350

BOQ

4D

5D

Course Contents:

Project Initiation

BIM Planning

BIM Model Criteria and Guidelines

BIM Team Structure

Communication and Information Exchange

Appendices

• Appendix I: Definitions

• Appendix II: BIM Coding System

• Appendix III: BIM Model Elements

• Appendix IV: Modelling Methodology

• Appendix V: Model Quality Control Methodology

• Appendix VI: BOQ Model Development Methodology

• Appendix VII: 4D/5D Model Methodology

• Appendix VIII: Naming Convention

Appendix I: Definitions

Appendix II: BIM Coding System

Appendix III: BIM Model Elements

Appendix IV: Modelling Methodology

Appendix V: Model Quality Control Methodology

Appendix VI: BOQ Model Development Methodology

Appendix VII: 4D/5D Model Methodology

Appendix VIII: Naming Convention

Notes:

You will learn how to read and create BIM Execution Plan

Implementation of the course with Actual Case Study

You will Learn What is a BIM execution plan (BEP)?

You will Learn Who needs a BEP?

You will Learn What are the key elements of a successful BEP?