BIM training courses and qualifications

This course forms part of the BIM Asset Information and BIM Project Information learning pathways.

The aim of this course is to raise awareness of, and to explain the basic principles of BIM. This will enable delegates to understand the concepts of BIM and how the UK is building its capability and approach to deliver “BIM Level 2”. 

This course is designed for those new to BIM, or those wishing to refresh their existing knowledge.

This course forms part of the BIM Asset Information and BIM Project Information learning pathways.

The aim of this course is to raise awareness of, and to explain the basic principles of BIM. This will enable delegates to understand the concepts of BIM and how the UK is building its capability and approach to deliver “BIM Level 2”. 

This eLearning course is ideal if you need a refresh or cannot attend one of our tutor-led classroom or virtual training courses.

This course forms part of the  BIM Project Information learning pathway.

This course will help you understand the information management processes that are needed for a design and construction project to be delivered using BIM according to ISO 19650 Part 2: Project Delivery Phase. 

This course is suitable for anyone involved in BIM projects who want to increase their knowledge and understanding.

This course forms part of the BIM Asset Information learning pathway.

This course will help you understand the asset information management process set out in ISO 19650-3 and how this links with other parts of the ISO 19650 series. It follows on from the BIM Fundamentals course, where the subject of information management using collaborative BIM is introduced.

This course will be beneficial to everyone involved with BIM assets and facilities managers working on behalf of an asset owner or operator.

This course forms part of the BIM Asset Information and BIM Project Information learning pathways.

This course will help you in obtaining the benefits of the ISO 19650 / UK BIM Framework digital information exchange between design/supply chain and the client/operator. This course also highlights the importance of the CDE process and of checking information deliverables in establishing trust.

This course forms part of the BIM Asset Information and BIM Project Information learning pathways.

This one-day course will help you in obtaining the benefits of the ISO 19650 / UK BIM Framework digital information exchange between design/supply chain and the client/operator. The importance of the CDE process and of checking information deliverables in establishing trust.

This course forms part of the BIM Asset Information and BIM Project Information learning pathways.

This course will help you engage with the security implications arising from BIM according to ISO 19650. The course will guide you through the contents of ISO 19650-5 and how security impacts their roles (client, asset owner, designer, contractor, facilities manager, etc.).

This course is beneficial to anyone working within BIM that wants to enhance their skill set and knowledge of implementing security management.

This course forms part of the BIM Asset Information and BIM Project Information learning pathways.

This course aims to give those tasked with managing health and safety risk within a collaborative project environment, the knowledge and skills to develop detailed implementation plans.

This course is for professionals that want to increase their knowledge of designing and implementing health and safety plans.

This course will help you to understand the benefits of digitization, lean processes and collaborative approaches in the delivery and operation of built assets (buildings and infrastructure).It will also provide an introduction to how clients and supply chains need to work together to manage project and asset information successfully.

This course will give you an understanding of the impact of digitization, lean and collaborative approaches on the delivery and use of built assets. You will appreciate the importance of setting clear purposes and setting priorities for how these are achieved within an implementation strategy.