The core of the BIM construction collaborative management process is to clearly define the collaborative tasks for each participating unit. Below is a detailed overview of the implementation steps for each unit involved in BIM construction collaboration.
1. Develop Construction Regulations. Begin with a construction mobilization meeting to introduce the project overview. This meeting should cover construction goals, plans, and scope. It is also essential to clarify the basic information and collaborative management responsibilities of personnel from all participating units.
2. Define the Collaboration Scope Clearly. Since multiple units are involved in the collaborative management during the construction phase, each unit must be informed about their specific tasks. This includes details such as permissions to use the BIM collaborative platform, as well as requirements for information input and output.
3. Establish an Implementation Team. Form a joint construction implementation team by specifying the personnel from each participating unit. Additionally, identify the software and hardware resources necessary to meet the project’s construction requirements.
4. Develop an Implementation Plan. Each unit should create its own construction implementation plan based on their collaborative tasks and project objectives. Input all required details—such as timeframes, personnel, and materials—into the BIM collaborative management platform to form a comprehensive construction plan.
5. Monitor the Implementation Process. Once the plan is in place, each participating unit must regularly update their construction data on the BIM platform. Other units can provide feedback through the platform to enable timely adjustments and ensure smooth progress.
6. Accept Implementation Results. Based on the predefined construction scope and acceptance criteria, evaluate and accept the BIM collaborative management outcomes submitted by each participating unit.
7. Conduct a Project Summary. Analyze the results of the BIM collaboration from all units and summarize key findings. This review will serve as a valuable reference for future BIM collaborative management projects.
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