Description
In this presentation, Skanska USA Building and the University of Washington will describe results from a joint applied research study on collaborative preconstruction and planning workflows focused on model-based estimating. We'll present the workflows and toolsets for using design models in conceptual and detailed estimating for consistent use throughout the construction process. We'll also present on the value and benefits of using model-based estimation for collaboration between design and construction, and share best practices for setting up teams and processes for success. Additionally, we'll present proven practices from Skanska that include common workflow standards, and we'll show examples of how to use Revit software, Navisworks software, and Assemble to vet models for appropriateness of use, extract quantities from models, validate quantity and assembly assumptions, and then incorporate these into construction estimates.
Key Learnings
- Learn importance of model-based estimating workflows
- Discover key drivers to success in model-based estimating workflows
- Understand lessons learned from implementation and training of workflows
- Discover advantages offered from robust model-based estimating workflows
Speakers
- CRCatherine RoseDr. Catherine Rose leads development efforts for technical skills, software tool adoption and innovation at Skanska USA Building. Dr. Rose works closely with the Preconstruction and Planning department and BIM360 Field Implementation Managers to promote innovation and tool use across the country.Previously, Dr. Rose led all sales, marketing and research initiatives for Philips Healthcare Lighting. Dr. Rose has been awarded Edison Awards for LightAide and HealWell.Dr. Rose graduated from Stanford University with her Doctorate and Masters in Mechanical Engineering and an MBA in Finance from University of Massachusetts Lowell. She graduated summa cum laude with degrees in Mechanical Engineering, Applied Mathematics and Spanish from NCSU. Dr. Rose has been teaching BIM certificate course at UW since 2016 and is a former adjunct faculty at Merrimack College in Operations Management.
- CDCarrie DossickDr. Carrie Sturts Dossick is a Professor of Construction Management at the University of Washington, College of Built Environment. Dr. Dossick has over a decade of research and teaching experience primarily focused on emerging collaboration methods and technologies such as Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) and Building Information Modeling (BIM). She is an active member of the National Institute of Building Sciences, buildingSMART Alliance and the Academic Interoperability Coalition (AiC). Current research projects include the use of Virtual Reality, BIM workflows, standards and procedures, and industry Case Studies. She has received funding from the National Science Foundation, U.S. Army, U.S. Department of Education, General Services Administration, Mechanical Contractors Association, Sound Transit, Skanska USA Building, Mortenson Company, Turner Construction, UW Royalty Research Fund, UW Capital Projects and Facilities services. http://cm.be.uw.edu/cerc/research-areas/ctop-lab/
- DYDennis YungDennis has worked in the Texas construction industry for over 30 years and has held the progressive positions of Estimator, Chief Estimator, Preconstruction Director, Project Executive, Vice President of Preconstruction and Senior Vice President - National Preconstruction Director.Dennis is responsible for managing preconstruction services for Skanska's Central U.S. offices (Houston, San Antonio and Dallas, Texas; Nashville, Tennesee; Cincinnati, Ohio and Phoenix, Arizona) providing innovative and strategic initiatives to advance the preconstruction and project planning services group offerings, risk management oversight and furthering Skanska's commitment to creating an Injury Free Environment.Dennis has significant project experience including: Texas A&M University Agriculture Headquarters Complex; Harris Health System Smith Clinic and Garage; Lackland Ambulatory Care Center Phases 2 and 3; and the 3009 Post Oak office tower in Houston.Dennis received a Bachelor of Science in Construction Science from Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas.
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