Please come along to the next Thames Valley BIM Hub event. It’s a great opportunity to meet other construction organisations in the Thames Valley to share BIM knowledge and best practice.

Date: Thursday 30th April 2015     Time: from 16:30 – 19:00

Hosted by: Steljes Limited, Bagshot Manor, Green Lane, Bagshot, Surrey, GU19 5NL

Come along if you want to:

• stay up-to-date with what’s happening on the strategic front
• hear about a current BIM project and how the process works ‘practically’
• learn about the new NBS BIM Tool Kit

Feedback from previous events shows there is a definite appetite to learn about the practical aspects of delivering projects using BIM. Earlier in the year we sent out a request to Hub members prepared to share experiences and Kier have kindly agreed to share the details of how they are managing a current BIM project.

The NBS BIM Toolkit
The BIM Toolkit will be accessible online, offering users a Digital Plan of Work tool and a new unified classification system, creating much-needed synergy in building projects. This Toolkit will provide step-by-step support to define, manage and validate responsibility for information development and delivery at each stage of the asset lifecycle. The Toolkit is being developed as a free-to-use tool for our industry, with the first roll-out planned for April 2015. For more information click here

Agenda
4.30– 5.00pm Registration and networking
5.00 – 5.15pm Welcome, Introduction & BIM Task Group Update
5.15 – 5:45 Project Case Study from Kier
5:45 – 6:30 Overview of the BIM toolkit (Speaker tbc)

This event is delivered as part of the FutureFit programme. To book your free place, email Tina@secbe.org.uk

Thames Valley BIM Hub Launch Event – What a success …. SOLD OUT!

Construction professionals gathered in Reading last night to attend the launch of the Thames Valley BIM Hub.

BIM Hub

BIM Hubs are part of a national and regional network established by CIC to promote a consistent understanding of what BIM means to the industry and its impact through all levels of the supply chain.

Our thanks go to SECBE, Richard Lane and David Miller for making the launch event such a success.

Sharing BIM knowledge and best practice across the region.

In the true spirit of collaboration, John Staves shared his experience of a recent BIM project, where he highlighted time, cost and quality benefits – these are all achievable through the use of BIM.

Click here to read our BIM Case Study
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