BIMei — Roles, Profiles, and Flows

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Act as a BIM Facilitator during the delivery of Collaborative BIM ProjectsA1
Develop a BIM Implementation Strategy with well-defined BIM Stages, levels, or milestonesA1
Identify the business risks from using BIM tools and workflowsE2
Use BIM Software Tools to generate accurate Error-Free ModelsA1
Use BIM Software Tools during the Design Phase to generate spatial studiesA1
Use BIModels for Code Checking & ValidationA1
Establish the processes and procedures to be used by Project Participants within Common Data EnvironmentE2
Define a BIM Implementation Plan or a detailed roadmap within a BIM Implementation StrategyA6
Define the use of proprietary and/or non-proprietary file formats / Data Models (e.g. Industry Foundation Classes)A6
Generate high-quality IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) model files from proprietary BIM Software ToolsA1
Generate 3D construction details from BIModelsA1
Establish if an organisation has experience in aggregating Information Models into an Asset Information ModelE2
Develop a BIM Training Programme (a Gantt Chart or similar)A1
Establish a set of Naming Protocols covering models, components, parameters, details, etc.E2
Use BIModels for Space ProgrammingA1
Review and accept the Information ModelE4
Form work teams that are competent in managing BIModelsA1
Develop a BIM Guide or BIM Manual for use by an organisationA1
Use BIM Software Tools on active projectsA1
Use a Content Management System or a Document Management Systems to manage information storage and sharingA1
Use BIModels for ConceptualizationA1
Check Project Information Models for compliance with information production methods and proceduresE6
Develop documented procedures for Information Flows during Collaborative BIM ProjectsA1
Identify the changes to organisational processes necessary to benefit from BIM Software Tools and Model-based WorkflowsE2
Operate within a Common Data EnvironmentA1
Use Graphical Algorithm Editors similar to Dynamo or GrasshopperA1
Use BIModels as a medium for Visual CommunicationA1
Develop strategies to encourage industry-wide BIM adoption and innovationA1
Define the BIM Goals and BIM Objectives to be achieved by using BIM on a projectA6
Identify the BIM Software Tools that are experienced inE2
Use BIModels for Spatial AnalysisA1
Identify Model Uses for Planning and DesigningE2
Use Software Extensions that further extend the functionalities of BIM Software ToolsA1
Identify Model Uses for Simulating and QuantifyingE2
Develop a large number of Model Components using documented Modelling StandardsA1
Use BIModels for Quantity Take-offA1
Establish the project’s information requirementsE2
Develop a detailed BIM Training PlanA1
Develop a Software Usage PolicyA1
Identify Model Uses for Capturing and RepresentingE2
Use Model Progression Specifications or a similar system to manage the Level of Development within BIModelsA1
Align BIM Goals with an organisation's overall Business VisionA1
Identify the Classification Systems used on projectsE2
Develop and maintain a Model Component Library for large-scale useA1
Use BIModels for Cost EstimationA1
Establish the project’s information delivery milestonesE2
Develop a BIM Training Plan that differentiates between Technical Staff (e.g. Drafters or Modellers) and Functional Staff (e.g. team Managers)A1
Identify all issues related to Intellectual Property (IP) and ownership of BIModels or Model ComponentsE2
Establish the capability of an organisation to generate high-quality Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) model files from proprietary BIM Software ToolsE2
Use BIModels for Energy UtilisationA1
Define a process for checking the quality of Model Components against established Modelling StandardsA6
Determine project costs based on BIM Deliverables rather than on the number of 2D Drawings requiredE4
Check the Lead Appointed Party’s Appointment documents for completenessE6
Develop a Skill Register, a Training Log or similar to track existing and newly acquired staff skillsA1
Establish if the Intellectual Property (IP) and Moral Rights related to BIModels are acknowledgedE8
Use BIModels for Sustainability AnalysisA1
Determine the number/type of Model Components needed on a projectE4
Organise models, documents, project information, cost information and specifications according to standardised Classification Systems (e.g. Uniclass, NRM and CESMM)A1
Archive the project Information modelA1
Deliver training in-house through a dedicated BIM TrainerA4
Identify which Intellectual Property and Moral Rights related to BIModels are acknowledgedE2
Determine how many projects an organization has participated in where the Industry Foundation Classes (IFC)s were the preferred format for final submissionE4
Use BIModels for Life Cycle AssessmentA1
Use specialised tools to organise and manage Model ComponentsA1
Identify the assets for which information shall be managedE2
Develop non-technical Training Material to assist staff in understanding the business and process requirements of BIMA1
Establish if there are any insurance policies covering the generation, use, and exchange of BIModelsE1
Establish an organisation's experience in using OpenBIM (IFC, IDS, BCF) to exchange Information with Project PartnersE2
Use BIModels for Performance MonitoringA1
Establish if there are standardised guides for Model Component developmentE1
Establish the asset information requirementsE2
Define the staff competencies needed to meet specified BIM GoalsA6
Link different Enterprise Systems to improve access to organisational, project, and asset informationA1
Use software tools to conduct various types of model-based simulations and estimationsA1
Identify the foreseeable trigger events for which information shall be managedE2
Generate Training Material for junior staffA1
Establish the availability of mechanisms and channels for supporting knowledge generation and exchangeE1
Establish if there are Model Component Libraries that are consistently usedE1
Use BIModels for Finite Element AnalysisA1
Generate Training Material for senior staffA1