Revit / BIM

The Online BIM Training program covers various modules focusing on BIM in the construction industry. It includes topics such as common causes of construction project problems, government strategies, working standards, BIM workflows, and practical application of BIM tools. The course aims to provide participants with knowledge and skills related to BIM Level 2 requirements.

The Online Revit MEP Essentials Training course is designed for beginners to learn the concepts of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and key techniques in Revit for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) disciplines. The course covers general Revit techniques on Mondays and MEP-specific techniques on Thursdays and Fridays. Participants can attend remotely and receive the same quality training as in-person sessions. Ideal for MEP engineers and those needing to understand Revit processes related to MEP. No prior Revit knowledge required, but basic construction understanding is recommended.

The Online Revit Structures Training is an advanced-level course designed for structural engineers aiming to enhance their Revit skills. The course covers various advanced features and techniques relevant to structural engineering, including working with detail components, rebar, families, analytical analysis, and collaboration with team members. Participants will also learn productivity-enhancing techniques. The training is available both in-class and online, with a focus on practical applications and problem-solving.

This course, "BIM - The Beginning," provides a comprehensive introduction to Building Information Modelling (BIM) in a clear and accessible manner. It aims to address any concerns and fears individuals may have about BIM by exploring its principles, implications on contractual deliverables, and relevant software and technology. The course is structured into three parts focusing on understanding BIM, its impact on companies and supply chains, and key topics related to BIM adoption from a managerial and contractual perspective.

The Revit Families and Content Creation Course teaches techniques for creating dynamic, flexible, and data-rich families and content in Revit. It covers basics from profile and simple families to nested parametric objects, relevant across disciplines. Ideal for design professionals, managers improving interdisciplinary workflows, and manufacturers promoting product use. Basic construction understanding is required, no prior Revit experience needed. Delegates create their own content during the practical training. Course includes a training guide and an e-certificate from Autodesk. Topics range from Family Editor to MEP connections and standards.

The Revit LT Essentials for Building Design course is a two-day beginner-level introduction to Autodesk Revit software, focusing on building design. The course covers essential terminology, project workflow, architectural modeling, loadable components, annotation, families, stair design, visualisation, wall modeling, rooms, schedules, detailing, and revision tracking. Practical examples are used to build confidence in using the software effectively. The course aims to help participants develop accurate and presentable architectural designs using Revit LT.

The BIM Introduction Training course, also known as 'BIM 101', is designed for beginners entering the world of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in the UK. The course serves as an introduction to BIM Level 2 and the UK's BIM Mandate, focusing on plain English explanations without assuming any technical background. Participants can expect an interactive learning environment covering various BIM concepts, standards, data environments, and information management practices. The course is led by experienced information management specialist Steven Eglinton, offering valuable insights and practical knowledge for individuals looking to enhance their understanding and implementation of BIM principles.

The Navisworks Training course is designed to introduce participants to Navisworks as a Building Information Modeling (BIM) tool. The course covers topics such as project compilation and management, model exploration, viewpoint creation, animation, Autodesk rendering, clash detection, and material take-off. The aim is to equip learners with the skills needed to effectively utilize Navisworks for project visualization and management.