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Key Learnings
- Gain a general understanding of equipment sets in BIM 360 Glue and BIM 360
- Learn how to create equipment sets in BIM 360 Glue
- Learn how to map equipment sets in BIM 360 Field
- Learn how to use the equipment mapping to enhance the quality workflow on construction
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- TRThomas RoszakTom Roszak is PCL Construction’s construction modeling manager for the Minneapolis District. Tom has over 28 years of experience in the design build industry, working as an architectural project manager, draftsman, and modeler for general contractors, real estate developers, and design firms based in Minnesota. He holds an associate’s degree in architectural technology from Dakota County Technical College. With PCL, Tom’s focus is on developing virtual construction models to assist with construction planning and sequencing, systems clash detection, and trade partner coordination and collaboration.
- DDDerrick DeeringDerrick D. Deering is a civil engineer (engineer in training) at PCL Construction Services, Inc. Derrick’s daily responsibilities include review and resolution of field coordination issues with the Project Team. He interprets plans and specifications, coordinates details for subcontractors, and supports daily safety efforts. He handles process administration tasks to include submittals, scheduling and planning, project documentation, and material procurement. He also leads virtual construction efforts on site, including trade-partner coordination, training in BIM 360 Field software, project layout, and utilization of the model to limit rework and improve project quality. Creating new, more-streamlined processes that engineer positive change is what drives him. He enjoys applying the latest technology to new environments, using it in unintended contexts, and then sitting back and watching innovation take hold. Using software in new ways or just pushing it to the edge of its own limitations often leads to new ways of doing things.
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