Building Information Modelling (BIM) & ISO 19650 training courses

To be eligible for certification as a CIC-Certified BIM Manager (CCBM), one of the requirements is the successful completion of BIM Manager course accredited by CIC. The purpose of this course is for the preparation of CCBM application and it is the route to be a CCBM.

BSI develops the BIM management training courses with the purpose of cultivating senior BIM managerial talents who are leading the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry. With the focus of bringing in internationally recognized BIM national standards from the UK into Hong Kong, and with reference to ISO 19650 and PAS 1192 suite standards.

To be eligible for certification as a CIC-Certified BIM Manager (CCBM), one of the requirements is the successful completion of BIM Manager course accredited by CIC. The purpose of this course is for the preparation of CCBM application and it is the route to be a CCBM.

This course is for HKIS members only and 4 Surveyors from HKIS are invited as a visiting industry practitioner to deliver 4 sessions (1 hour each) in relation to surveyor on BIM application. 

To be eligible for certification as a CIC-Certified BIM Coordinator (CCBC), one of the requirements is the successful completion of BIM Coordinator course accredited by the CIC. 

To cope with the surge in demand for BIM personnel and training needs, we are pleased to announce that BSI launches the “Global BIM Coordinator Professional Training”. 

isBIM Limited (isBIM) develop the BIM coordinator training courses with the purpose of cultivating BIM practitioners who are contributing the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry. With the focus of bringing in internationally recognized BIM national standards from the UK into Hong Kong, and with reference to ISO 19650 and PAS 1192 suite standards.

This course will give you an understanding of the impact of digitization, lean and collaborative approaches on the delivery and use of built assets.

This course will also help you by providing a review of tailoring your BIM strategy for specific business cases.

This course will provide you with an understanding of why ‘Collaborative BIM’ has been adopted as a UK Government requirement and how Building Information Modelling (BIM) supports Lean principles to reduce waste in construction and asset management. 

This course will help you in obtaining the benefits of the UK use of COBie as the digital information exchange between design/supply chain and the client/operator.

This course will help you obtain the benefits of structured health and safety information and its digital information exchange amongst design/supply chain and the client/operator.

This course will help you understand the project information management process for BIM Level 2. This course includes sessions on ISO 19650-2 as a standard and how clients set their information requirements and select their suppliers.

This course will help you understand the asset information management process set out in ISO 19650-3 and how this links with other parts of the ISO 19650 series. It follows on from the BIM Fundamentals course, where the subject of information management using collaborative BIM is introduced.

This course will help you in obtaining the benefits of the ISO 19650/UK BIM Framework digital information exchange between design/supply chain and the client/operator. The importance of the CDE process and of checking information deliverables in establishing trust.

This course will help you engage with the security implications arising from BIM according to ISO 19650. The course will guide you through the contents of ISO 19650-5 and how security impacts their roles (client, asset owner, designer, contractor, facilities manager, etc.).

This course will help delegates engage with the implications of this wider scope of built environment data and information management; and start to understand how they can exploit the opportunities that BIM Level 3 might provide.