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Building Information Modeling to Facilities Information Management and Beyond

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Carolinas HealthCare System will review strategic implementation of Building Information Modeling (BIM) from project inception to facilities management. We’ll then explore the benefits of project processes, such as multiteam member collaboration, virtual coordination, and owner BIM standards that help minimize project risk. The owner team will also describe their use of BIM during facilities management, which includes space management, asset management, and virtual documentation. Carolinas HealthCare System will conclude with the BIM program lessons learned and return on investment of their BIM to FIM (forensic information modeling) implementation. This session features Revit and Collaboration for Revit. AIA Approved

Key Learnings

  • Understand the need for owner BIM contract requirements and the resources needed to assist with compliance
  • Understand use of virtual documentation for regulatory compliance
  • Understand the use of virtual coordination to minimize rework and shorten planned downtime
  • Understand the program ROI and cost avoidance in utilizing BIM for FIM

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  • MEGHAN RUFFO
    Meghan Ruffo is currently managing the Building Information Modeling (BIM) Program for Carolinas HealthCare System. In her role, Ruffo has developed BIM guidelines for project deliverables, stating the requirements needed for design, coordination, and facilities management models. Her work with Carolinas HealthCare System has put her in a role to oversee the documentation and BIM development of over 751 buildings, including 11 acute-care facilities in the Charlotte, North Carolina, metro region. Ruffo holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Texas at Austin, and she has been working in the design and construction industry for over 12 years. Her expertise lies in using BIM for process improvements, such as enhancing project collaboration, managing facility documents (including regulatory compliance), and evaluating building first and lifecycle costs. Ruffo is a registered architect, LEED Accredited Professional, and Revit Architecture Certified Professional.
  • THOMAS KOLTONIAK
    BIM specialist with Carolinas Healthcare System
  • Geoffrey Coon
    BIM Specialist with Carolinas Healthcare System BIM Management Team.

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Product
Revit
Industries
Finishing contractors
General contractors
MEP contractors
Structural contractors
Architecture
MEP engineering
Structural engineering
Topics
Building Owner
Construction Management
Building Information Modeling (BIM)
Facilities Management
Building Operations
Virtual Design & Construction
Collaboration
Buildings