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A Senior Architect leads design on an Irish public-sector project under the Capital Works Management Framework: positioning the appointment in the CWMF, meeting the Irish BIM Mandate's information requirements, responding with an IS EN ISO 19650-2 BIM Execution Plan, delivering against CWMF milestones, evidencing compliance, and handing over asset information.

A BIM Manager steers a delivery-phase appointment through the ISO 19650-2 information management cycle: establishing project information requirements, assessing capability at tender, confirming the BIM Execution Plan, mobilising TIDP/MIDP, supervising collaborative production, and closing out with an accepted information model.

A Project Manager acting for the appointing party plans and assures information delivery across appointments under ISO 19650-2: establishing the project's information needs, building procurement around them, coordinating delivery plans across lead appointed parties, holding the milestone acceptance cadence, and closing out into the asset phase.

A Facility Manager operates the asset information lifecycle under ISO 19650-3: framing organisational and asset information requirements, baselining the asset information model, running trigger-event information exchanges with appointed parties, and keeping the AIM authoritative through continual review.

Sole-practitioner architect appointed lead designer on a modest public-sector CWMF project — never produced an EIR, TIDP, or BEP before.