RICS BIM Conference 2015Practice and Collaboration: Making BIM happen

04 June 2015The Mandarin Oriental, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur

Top 5 reasons to attend:Understand the Asian development and progress in BIM

Practical case studies of successful BIM projects will be covered

Learn about collaborative ways to work with different stakeholders in a large development project centred around BIM technology

See how readily available technology and applications can be used by SMEs to enhance the BIM experience

Listen to industry experts about strategies and ways of making BIM happen for you

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Supporting Partners:

Conference Chairman

Ong See LianHead of Delivery, Prima Prai Group, Past President, RICS

Government policy and implementation direction in Malaysia

Mohd Harris IsmailSenior Manager, CIDB, Deputy Chairman, BuildingSMART (Malaysia Chapter)

RICS International BIM Implementation Guide

Alan MuseExecutive Director, Built Environment Professional Groups, RICS

Collaborative work in delivering projects – Singapore Sports Hub Case Study

Marcel FinlaySenior Design Manager and BIM Manager, Dragages Singapore

BIM Evidence – Application of technology in projects

Liang Shi Yi Chairman, RICS China Board

RICS Parliament Square Headquarters BIM Case Study

James FiskeDirector of Product Delivery and Operations, Data and Information Products Group, RICS.

Alan MuseExecutive Director, Built Environment Professional Groups, RICS

Early Contract Involvement and BIM

Eugene SeahGroup Managing Director, Langdon and Seah Singapore

SpeakersPractice and Collaboration: Making BIM happen

As a continuation of the successful BIM conferences run in the UK, this conference will, through a mixture of case studies and a panel session, allow you to assess how BIM is successfully implemented in practice around the world.

From land, to construction and the management of property, BIM allows and encourages a whole lifecycle approach through the measurement, collection and analysis of data. As more and more firms implement BIM, we need to move past the question of ‘Why BIM?’ to ‘How BIM?’.

BIM is also increasingly becoming a key policy tool of regulatory bodies to encourage efficiency and collaboration among different sectors of the construction and property industry.

This conference will, through a mixture of case studies and a panel session, allow you to assess how BIM is successfully implemented in practice around the world.

Expert speakers will address the benefits of BIM at different stages of a project’s lifecycle, return on investment scenarios, risk management and the importance of cross-discipline collaboration.

Whatever your level of BIM experience, join us at the BIM Conference 2015 as we explore new processes, technology innovations and BIM adoption in practice.

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RICS BIM Conference 2015

0900 Registration with tea and coffee

0930 Chairman’s opening remarks Ong See Lian, Head of Delivery, Prima Prai Group, Past President, RICS

0930 Opening presentation – BIM in Malaysia, A National Perspective

Mohd Harris Ismail, Deputy Chairman, BuildingSMART (Malaysia Chapter) and Manager, CIDB

1000 RICS International BIM Implementation Guide

This session is based on the contents of the International BIM Implementation guidance note, which highlights international high level principles around how to implement and use BIM in the design, construction and operation of our built environment.

• Global BIM – analysing maturity of BIM implementation on a global scale • Emerging standards in BIM• QS BIM protocol

Alan Muse, Executive Director, Built Environment Professional Groups, RICS

1030 Developing a BIM implementation strategy

• Role and benefits of mobilising BIM across the industries• Identifying client requirements and supplier needs • Recent initiatives

1100 Networking refreshments

1115 Collaborative working in delivering projects

• Processes and deliverables that let the supply chain contribute• Collaboration with supply chain• Using the most co-operative methods possible

Marcel Finlay, Senior Design Manager and BIM Manager, Dragages Singapore

1200 BIM Evidence – Application of technology in projects

• Examples of current regional BIM projects• How are BIM working methods currently being embraced?• Feedback on excisting projects• Applying technology in for SMEs

Liang Shi Yi, Chairman, RICS China Board

1245 Networking Lunch

1345 BIM in Practice Demonstrations through live case studies

Observe Building Information Modelling in practice. Presenters are allocated 20 minutes to make this the most exciting and efficient way for all attendees to get a snapshot of the latest processes and different stages of BIM implementation.

Marcel Finlay, Senior Design Manager and BIM Manager, Dragages Singapore

1430 RICS BIM Parliament Square Case study

RICS Parliament square has been laser-scanned and a 3D BIM model was obtained in 2013. This building information modelling (BIM) on the London head office is being used to share RICS’ experiences with members and the industry

James Fiske, Director of Product Delivery and Operations, Data and Information Products Group, RICS Alan Muse, Executive Director, Built Environment Professional Groups, RICS

1515 Networking refreshments

1530 Early Contract Involvement and BIM

• Early Contractor Involvement and the Quantity Surveyor’s value as the facilitation lead• Quantity Surveying and bringing in the best of knowledge from design and cost controls into the project by asking

constructive and powerful questions • Quantity Surveyor’s role in BIM knowledge, BIM Coordination, BIM Maturity, EHS, 4D and 5D capabilities, Asset

Management and Simulations• Facilitation is a skill which requires Cultural Quotient techniques and thought leadership. Are we prepared?

Eugene Seah, Group Managing Director, Langdon and Seah Singapore

1615 Panel Debate: Making BIM happen • International perspectives• RICS Initiatives • Clarifying BIM• BIM Training and Education• BIM & Sustainability• The future role of Quantity Surveyors• What does a BIM Manager look like?• RICS BIM Manager certification

Panellists include:

James Fiske, Director of Product Delivery and Operations, Data and Information Products Group, RICS Alan Muse, Executive Director, Built Environment Professional Groups, RICSEugene Seah, Group Managing Director, Langdon and Seah Singapore

1715 Chairman’s closing remarks Ong See Lian, Head of Delivery, Prima Prai Group, Past President, RICS

1730 Close of conference

04 June 2015The Mandarin Oriental, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur Programme

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RICS BIM Conference 201504 June 2015

Venue: The Mandarin Oriental, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur

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