Recorded: 6 July 2023

Timing: 13.00 – 15.30 (BST)

What’s this BIM webinar about?

Ten years on from the publication of PAS 1192-2 in 2013, this half day webinar explores the impact the UK Building Information Modelling (BIM) Programme has had on the built environment.

It will cover the past, present and future of information management and BIM as well as give participants the chance to feedback on the BS EN ISO 16950 series as both Parts 1 and 2 approach their systematic ISO review.

Who should attend the webinar?

All economic operators within the built environment, including but not limited to:

• building and infrastructure owner/operators
• public and private sector clients
• designers and engineers
• contractors and installers
• asset and facility managers
• policymakers and regulators.

What will participants gain?

• knowledge of how BIM (via BS 1192 and BS EN ISO 19650) has impacted the UK Built Environment
• knowledge of the UK BIM Framework and current good practice
• insights from the panel on the potential direction of travel for information management
• the chance to feedback on the experience of using BS EN ISO 19650 Parts 1 & 2
• a post-event copy of all presentations and a recording of the webinar for future reference.

Agenda

13:00  Welcome & Introduction

Dan Rossiter, Built Environment Sector Lead, BSI

13:10  BIM Past: Impact of BS 1192 and ISO 19650 on UK Pl

Fergus Harradence, Deputy Director, Infrastructure & Construction at Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS)

13:30  BIM Present: Information management good practice

Anne Kemp OBE, Fellow and Technical Director, ATKINS and Chair of nima, Convenor of ISO19650 series

13:50  BIM Future: Where do you see IM/BIM in 10 years 

Dan Rossiter, Built Environment Sector Lead, BSI

Fergus Harradence, Deputy Director, Infrastructure & Construction at Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS)

Anne Kemp OBE, Fellow and Technical Director, ATKINS and Chair of nima, Convenor of ISO19650 series

14:20  Break

14:30  Breakout Miro Session: ISO 19650 Feedback

David Churcher, Director, Hitherwood Consulting Ltd

Anna Fricker, Lead Standards Development Manager, BSI 

15:30 Summary & Close                  

Chartered Architectural Technologist Dan Rossiter FCIAT is an active supporter of the built environment sector, both nationally and internationally. Nationally, Dan provides digital transformation thought leadership at the British Standards Institution (BSI) where he also provides subject matter expertise to several national committees relating to information management, technical documentation, and terminology.  Outside of BSI Dan is Vice-President Technical for CIAT, contributes to several sector working groups, and is an ambassador for Nima. Internationally, Dan convenes CEN and ISO terminology as well as strategy working groups relating to the digital transformation of the built environment.

Fergus Harradence leads for the Department for Business & Trade on sponsorship of the infrastructure, construction and rail sectors. Since joining the Civil Service In 2000, he has worked in a number of Departments in a range of economic policy roles, including trade policy, export promotion, innovation and corporate tax. His current responsibilities include DBT's policies to help improve the productivity and environmental performance of the construction sector, including through decarbonising buildings and construction operations, strengthening the rail supply chain in the UK, and managing the relationship with the construction sector through the Construction Leadership Council.

Anna is a Lead Standards Development Manager at BSI and the Committee Manager for B/555, the technical committee responsible for UK input into the development of the ISO 19650 series. She also manages CB/5, BSI’s strategy committee for digitalization of the built environment. Prior to joining BSI, Anna worked in academic research and holds a doctorate in materials science from Imperial College London.

David Churcher graduated in 1989 with 1^st class honours in civil engineering from City University, London, now part of the University of London. During his career he has worked for construction and project management companies, for industry-sponsored research companies and through his own consultancy business.

David established his own consultancy, Hitherwood Consulting, in 2007. In 2010 he was asked to contribute to the work of the UK BIM Strategy Group. He assisted with the development of UK BIM standards in the BS 1192 and PAS 1192 series, including being the lead author for PAS 1192-3 about managing information during asset operation.

When work on the ISO 19650 standards started in 2014, David joined the ISO working group as a UK expert. David became the technical author for ISO 19650-1:2018 (concepts and principles), contributed to ISO 19650-2:2018 (project information) and was the author of ISO 19650-3:2020 (operational information).

Since the publication of the ISO 19650 standards, David has been involved in many initiatives to help industry implement the standards. He has been one of the co-editors of the UK suite of industry guidance, published as part of the UK BIM Framework and is an Ambassador of nima. He has been involved in European standards projects to prepare Europe-wide guidance on ISO 19650. He is one of the authors of BSI Flex 1965

David was awarded MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List in 2021 for services to the construction industry.

Dr Anne Kemp OBE has 30 years of experience as Fellow and Technical Director for Digital Engineering and BIM Strategy and Development at Atkins.  She is chair of nima, and convenor of the International Standards Organisation committee for the 19650 series, focused on managing information for the whole life cycle of the built environment, which drives the UK BIM Framework, the basis of the IM Mandate.  Anne is Co-Lead for the Digital workstream of the Construction Leadership Council.  She was chair of the Association of Geographic Information from 2014 to 2016.  Awarded the ICE’s President’s Medal 2017, and Geospatial Professional of the Year 2019 she received an OBE for “Digital Construction Innovation” in the Queen’s birthday Honours 2019.

This event contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goal 8 on decent work and economic growth, Goal 9 on industry, innovation and infrastructure and Goal 11 on sustainable cities and communities.