BIM Project / Asset Information Professional
About This Course
This advanced-level professional qualification equips you with specialized expertise in managing security (ISO 19650-5) and health & safety (ISO 19650-6) within BIM projects. You will learn to implement security-minded strategies and integrate safety information into digital workflows, addressing critical industry needs. This course enhances your competency for roles involving asset information management, making you a valuable asset to clients, designers, and contractors. Successful completion awards a WSQ certificate and the prestigious BSI Mark of Trust, significantly boosting your credentials for career advancement and job upgrading in the built environment sector.
What You'll Learn
Key Skills and Knowledge You Will Gain:
* Security Management in BIM:
- Identify security threats and sensitive assets in built environment projects.
- Apply risk assessment principles to security issues.
- Develop and implement key security documentation, including the Built Asset Security Strategy (BASS) and Built Asset Security Information Requirements (BASIR).
- Understand the role and responsibilities of the Built Asset Security Manager.
* Health and Safety Integration in BIM:
- Integrate health and safety information into the BIM process and Common Data Environment (CDE).
- Manage the collaborative sharing and digital exchange of structured health and safety information.
- Understand the relationship between Asset Information Requirements (AIRs) and health and safety data.
- Apply the principles of ISO 19650-6 to ensure safety through the project lifecycle.
Course Syllabus Outline:
* Module 1: BIM and Security-Mindedness (ISO 19650-5)
- Understanding security threats from information modelling.
- Components of a security-minded approach: BASS, BASIR, Security Management Plan.
- Implementing security through information requirements.
* Module 2: BIM and Health & Safety (ISO 19650-6)
- Principles of structured health and safety information management.
- Roles and responsibilities for safety information.
- Managing safety information in documents, BIM models, and data formats like COBie.
Entry Requirements
• Completion of the BSI's BIM Project/Asset Information Practitioner courses.
• Aged 21 and above;
• Have minimum GCE “N”, “O” or “A” Level / NITEC or a diploma qualification and minimum 1 year of working experience; and
• Have an English language proficiency equivalent or higher of any of the following - GCSE N/O Levels pass in English