Description
For too long, BIM data quality for operations has been treated as a downstream problem discovered late, remediated manually, and handed over with gaps that limit long-term value. In reality, these are rarely technical failures, but governance failures. This class will explore how organizations can shift from reactive records remediation to upstream prevention by introducing a BIM governance coordinator role: bridging client requirements, internal standards, and multidisciplinary delivery teams to ensure expectations are understood, tracked, and enforced throughout the project lifecycle turning BIM deliverables into more-reliable operational assets.
Key Learnings
- Learn how a governance model improves handover quality, reduces downstream cleanup, and aligns teams to SOPs.
- Learn how a governance model creates a stronger foundation for operational BIM and future digital twin initiatives.
- Learn about the root causes of downstream BIM remediation issues in operational handover workflows.
- Learn about the value of a BIM governance coordinator role in aligning client requirements, SOPs, and project team execution.