Projects-based BIM Revit Fire Protection Modelling
About This Course
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
• LO1: Read and visualise fire protection systems, elements, and technical drawings
• LO2: Set-up configurations for fire protection model files.
• LO3: Establish mechanical settings for pipes, properties, and routing preference based on fire protec-tion specification
• LO4: Create a parametric sprinkler head with pipe connectors
• LO5: Place and modify sprinkler head based on the required specification and location
• LO6: Create fire alarm bell, manual call point, and hose reel family with pipe connector based on the required design and dimension
• LO7: Load, place, and modify fire alarm bell, manual call point, and hose reel family with pipe connect-or based on the required specification and location
• LO8: Create and modify sprinkler piping layout based on the required specification and routing
• LO9: Conduct checks and testing of fire protection system
• LO10: Generate a schedule of sprinklers for technical specification purposes
• LO11: Create 2D and 3D fire protection views from BIM model in accordance with the Code of Practice for BIM e-Submission for Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing Requirements
• LO12: Generate customised tagging of Sprinkler pipes for specification purposes
• LO13: Place fire protection views in title block
What You'll Learn
Entry Requirements
• At least a diploma in architecture, mechanical and electrical, green building & sustainability, mechatronics civil, structural engineering, aerospace engineering, landscape architecture, interior design, sustainable urban design and engineering, or any built-environment related course.
• English language proficiency at GCE ‘O’ level of C6 and above, or WSQ Workplace Literacy skills of Level 6 and above.
• Proficient with the use of a Windows-based computer for work.
• Completed Projects-based BIM Revit Basic and Documentation Training or equivalent.
• No prior working experience required*.
*Learners who do not qualify in terms of education but have at least one year working experience in the Built Environment will be admitted on a case-by-case basis.