Attendance is FREE. Food and drinks will be provided but pre-event registration is essential.
All attendees are required to register prior to the day of the event.
Event Programme
5.30pm - Doors Open / Networking
6.00pm - Welcome and Introduction - BIMinNZ Christchurch Committee
6.10pm - Sponsors Presentation - Ara Institute of Canterbury
Ara will be presenting on a new BIM qualification launching in February 2020 - the Graduate Certificate in Building Information Modelling (BIM). This qualification is designed to provide the foundation level knowledge and skills to work as a BIM technician or co-ordinator.
A further qualification, the Graduate Diploma in Building Information Modelling, is also in development for delivery in 2021, aimed at those who are interested in BIM lead or specialist roles.
Learn more about how these programmes are the perfect opportunity to gain formal training in BIM systems and processes.
6.30pm - Dave Bain, Christchurch City Council - The CCC BIM Position Statement
Following the recent release of CCC’s position statement on BIM, this presentation will focus on the work now underway to implement the use of BIM (Asset Information Management) across council. It will also cover the work we are doing with our industry partners to deliver automated compliance checking and a portal for visualising our the BIM models and the asset data they contain.
6.45pm - Matt Duder, EBOSS - National BIM Survey Results
The sixth survey in this series (extended from previous five) has been completed this year, taking another snapshot of the state of BIM uptake across the New Zealand Architecture, Engineering, and Construction Industry. Matthew Duder from EBOSS will present the findings of this year's survey, taken across a broad spectrum of the NZ industry, including designers, construction companies, and facility owners and managers.
7.00pm - Glenn Jowett, Beca - Pukete WWTP Asset Information Model
The multi-award-winning Pukete Wastewater Treatment Plant Asset Information Model project takes the complex and very relevant problem of collecting, integrating and maintaining information about existing asset stock. It breaks this problem down into smaller, palatable chunks and addresses each component of the problem though the implementation of several technologies. This is underpinned by trust and true collaboration between Beca (the consulting team) and Hamilton City Council (the client).
This presentation will cover each component of the approach and the final solution, including the challenges that were faced and the benefits that were realised.
7.30pm - Q&A followed by networking, drinks and food at Winnie Bagoes
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