The in-house BIM models have an empirical validity of most of the well-known Design-Build businesses. This guarantees the accuracy and continuity of the information found in the Building Information Model (BIM). The system consists of standard controls such as testing the layout of the folder, naming conventions, drawing and sheet naming, as well as detailed controls such as inspection and validation of the design and compliance with the building code. It is mandatory to adhere to industry best practices, specifications and LOD to ensure that items such as CD sets, shop drawings and quantity bills (BOQ) from your BIM model are accurate.

Our knowledge and experience in designing BIM models for a number of types of buildings, such as commercial/residential buildings, hospitals, jails, schools, metro stations and water treatment plants, as well as industrial plants, can be used to examine the BIM model against the indented design and to overcome any inconsistencies to give you the best result. Our experience in both imperial and metric systems ensures that all assessments are properly recorded and complied with such as detail levels, naming requirements and other design criteria.

Audit Checklist for BIM:

1. Adherence to protocols and guidelines
2. BIM execution protocol compliance
3. BIM evaluation of potential for all the scope of work involved in that project
4. Verification of model accuracy against the purpose of the design
5. Both drawing and other plan outputs were done in compliance with standards and specifications.
6. Are periodic Model Review & Model Testing processes followed and reported?
7. Federated model for 3D coordination & identification of clashes
8. Federated model for sequencing, programming and scheduling (4D BIM)
9. Federated model for the take-off of quantities and cost control (5D BIM)
10. Models used for analysis of results (6D BIM)
11. Structural Evaluation
12. Analyzing Energy
13. Cost Estimation for Lifecycle
14. Facilities Management Organizational Asset Knowledge Models (7D BIM)