BIM for FM: Helping Owners Realize the Benefits of BIM

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1 Monday, June 13, :00pm-5:15pm, Clark, Lower Level Presented by: Bert Jones, Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities Management Services, Virginia Community College System Jeff Van Fleet, Account Executive, Facilities Manager, IMAGINiT Technologies While the benefits of BIM are evident in the AEC community, facility owners are beginning to ask how BIM can help them better operate and maintain their facilities. We will help owners and their AEC consultants answer three key questions: what data do I need, who is going to use it and how will I maintain it? We will also examine tools designed to help owners access and utilize this data to operate their portfolio more efficiently. ABOUT THE SPEAKERS BERT JONES is responsible for all capital outlay construction for the Virginia Community College System (VCCS). He and his staff provide technical and administrative support for all activities related to facilities and construction at 23 colleges with 40 campuses. Prior to VCCS Mr. Jones served as the Director of Engineering and Building for the Department of General Services where he was the state building official. In that role he was responsible for the construction, maintenance and operation of over 6.5 milliom sq. ft. of buildings and parking facilities. For more than ten years, JEFF VAN FLEET has worked to provide services and solutions to a wide variety of including government, higher education, healthcare and corporate markets. IMAGINiT Technologies provides industry leading solutions covering the entire building lifecycle including ARCHIBUS, Clarity Owner's Data Portal and a full range of Autodesk applications.

2 BIM for FM: Helping Owners Realize the Benefits of Building Information Models Bert Jones Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities Management Virginia Community College System Jeff Van Fleet Account Executive, Facilities Management IMAGINiT Technologies 1

3 Introductions Bert Jones Over 30 years experience in document production, project oversight, project budgeting, building maintenance and operation. Sits or has participated on numerous Boards, NASFA, CMI-CJA, IBTS to name a few, for organizations that are construction related Actively involved in the legislative process and how if affects our ability to design and construct projects Has worked actively in Virginia with the AIA and ACEC to identify issues with document production and try to find a way to have better documents produced 2

4 Introductions Jeff Van Fleet Almost 15 years experience working with owners to document and manage space/asset information Spoken at numerous local and national forums regarding the use of BIM for facilities management Serves on the ARCHIBUS BIM committee Works within IMAGINiT family and outside consultants to deliver full lifecycle solutions 3

5 About IMAGINiT What Does IMAGINiT Technologies Do Consulting - Integrating Implementations & Process Audits Project Collaboration & Efficiency Software Development Training Innovative and flexible support systems Strategic Relationships The leading provider of Autodesk software products Worlds most widely deployed IWMS Largest Autodesk Authorized Training Center partner in North America Leading provider of data collection solutions (Scanners) Authorized Autodesk Author, Publisher, and Developer of Autodesk courseware. (Ascent) 4

6 About IMAGINiT IMAGINiT s BIM Solutions Planning and Education BIM Project Management BIM Content Model Creation Conversion Automation Content Validation / Certification Publishing / Installation Integrating BIM into Facilities (FM) Custom Application Development 5

7 What is BIM? DATA 6

8 Facilities Management and BIM Facilities Management Technology Trends IT s final frontier o Closed to open systems o Data integration C Suite o Space = $$$$$$ o Energy = $$$ BIM Entry of major players Technology evolution AEC community sees BIM as a design tool, owners see it as a data source 7

9 Trends and Influences Get Things Started on the Right Foot 8

10 Trends and Influences Owner/ Project Managers Subcontractors Contractors Architect MEP Engineer 9

11 Subcontractors Get on the Same Page! Owner/ Project Managers Contractors Architect MEP Engineer 10

12 Facilities Management and BIM Facilities Management as a Data and Process Design Data Maintain the Building(s) Processes Facility Data 11

13 The Three Questions How or Who is going to use the data? Understand The Problem What data are you going to collect, and How? Define the Solution! How will it be maintained? Ensure Integrity and Confidence. 12

14 How or Who is Going to Use the Data? Managing BIM Deliverables Know your goals and measures of success for BIM Know your intended use of BIM prioritize! Know your FM software platform both benefits and limitations Know your team s limitations 13

15 How or Who is Going to Use the Data? Forms of BIM Guidelines BIM Execution Plans Per Project document Modeling Strategy Collaboration Strategy BIM Guidelines Per Organization Requirements for Downstream Use Collaborative Requirements Per Modeling/Coordination Stakeholder For Consistent Clash Coordination 14

16 How or Who is Going to Use the Data? It is critical that any data that is produced during the design and construction process be able to be utilized by the maintenance staff that will ultimately be responsible for the building If the data is not easily accessible it WILL NOT be used Remember the maintenance staff are not, for the most part, computer whizzes. The PM work order format for the worker should include all data necessary for them to go to the location, with the right tools and supplies and do the work. Several trips back and forth are not productive. This is not and should not be rocket science It is building maintenance. Follow the KISS principle. Keep it Simple Stupid or it will not get done. 15

17 What Data Will Be Collected and How? Managing BIM Deliverables Know your FM software platform both benefits and limitations Know what your design team can deliver today and tomorrow with help Does someone else have data you need Define Responsibility 16

18 What Data Will Be Collected and How? Owner Guideline Examples 17

19 BIM for FM: Helping Owners Realize the Benefits of BIM What Data Will Be Collected and How? Owner Guideline Examples But Wait there s more! Texas A&M MilCon Sutter Health NASA Georgia Tech Army Corps of Engineers Penn State Nebraska Texas State GSA AGC Los Angeles and more Veterans Affairs Smithsonian FIATECH DOD This doesn t even include Standards Organizations like USGBC, Consensus Docs, CSI, BOMA, NBIMS, IFC, etc... 18

20 What Data Will Be Collected and How? Know your FM system Once you have decided how to use the data, you need to know what data your system needs to produce the desired results Know what your design/construction team can deliver The AEC teams level of BIM sophistication will greatly impact their ability to deliver the data you have asked for Does someone else have data you need PeopleSoft, SAP, BAS, etc. Define responsibility Define who will be responsible for gathering the information and hold them accountable 19

21 What Data Will Be Collected and How? Don t gather more data than you are willing and able to maintain. For new buildings, the data should be directly downloadable into a CMMS and a building information databases. Anything that requires double and triple keying is wasting time. We have technology, we should be able to use it to simplify our workers lives not make it more complicated The data that is collected and transferred must be the important data. Transferring Gigs of data that is of no use for maintenance and operation just creates confusion as it must be sifted through to find the important stuff Technology should be easily cross-connectable. Yes, even between competitors. As the Owner, to have to spend money for expensive crosswalks makes me crazy. 20

22 BIM for FM: Helping Owners Realize the Benefits of BIM What Data Will Be Collected and How? IMAGINiT Clarity ODP is a server based application that hosts an internal web portal of a Building Information Model (BIM). The web portal provides access to files and BIM project data in one convenient place. 21

23 What Data Will Be Collected and How? 22

24 What Data Will Be Collected and How? Support for 20 Categories (Including Room, Furniture and Equipment) Fully Customizable Ability to Connect With External Databases 23

25 What Data Will Be Collected and How? Export Tasks PDF DGN DWF DWG FBX GBxml COBie IFC (built-in or Open Source) Navisworks (NWC) Revit View Images Export Room Images Export Family Image Export Batch Datasheet PDF Book Data & Standards Tasks ModelReview Standards Checking Model Performance Advisor Report Revit Database Extract Backup Project Model Exchange/Management Tasks Publish/Clean Revit Models o Deliver Update Central Revit Model o o Clean / Fix Links / etc From disk or FTP BIM 360 Glue Publish Autodesk 3D Viewer Publish 24

26 What Data Will Be Collected and How? Managing BIM Deliverables Communicate with design and construction partners and listen to what they have to say BIM is a collaborative partnership 25

27 How Will the Data Be Maintained? Have a plan to maintain the information you have collected Model maintenance for geometry In house CAD/BIM techs Design team Service provider Data maintenance O&M team members CMMS/IWMS Mobile devices Condition assessments If you only maintain some of the data users will not trust any of the data. 26

28 Renovation (Lather / Rinse / Repeat) DATA Source One of Many 27

29 Question & Answer 28