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Bending the Rules: Expanding Use of BIM 360 Field

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    Description

    As an innovator in improving construction processes, Skanska was an early adopter of BIM 360 Field software (then named Vela). With a decade of experience in BIM 360 Field, the presenters will explore collaboration possibilities beyond issue tracking and checklists. For a client, Skanska has set up BIM 360 Field to track change orders as a replacement for the shared Microsoft Excel file. BIM 360 Field lets a team share information at the same time-and all changes are live and immediate. Using features including the equipment module and creating separate projects, the presenters will demonstrate how you can use BIM 360 Field with safety professionals and superintendent daily reports. Lastly, the proposed presentation will share how to use BIM 360 Field issue tracker when engaging with sustaining contracts, and the differences from a traditional greenfield project.

    Key Learnings

    • Learn how to use BIM 360 Field as a live project tracker (change orders, equipment procurement, and so on)
    • Learn how to utilize BIM 360 Field on a sustaining type of project
    • Learn how to use the equipment module in BIM 360 Field to track custom properties for specialized projects
    • Learn how to use BIM 360 Field for targeted audiences and purposes (for example, safety professionals and superintendent daily reporting on large-scale projects)

    Tags

    Product
    BIM 360
    Industries
    Finishing contractors
    General contractors
    MEP contractors
    Structural contractors
    Architecture
    MEP engineering
    Structural engineering
    Civil / Site development contractors
    Topics
    Building Owner
    Project Manager
    Production & Operations Manager
    Manufacturing Engineer
    Facilities Manager
    Construction Manager
    Construction Engineer
    Construction Management
    Visualization
    Building Operations
    Facilities Management
    Collaboration