This presentation will cover the practical aspects of capturing digital information from Building Information Models, combining that information with a COBie deliverable and finally integrating that information into an asset information management system. Examples from current and past Alberta Infrastructure capital projects will be discussed. What sort of process is Alberta Infrastructure using? What are the challenges when integrating BIM and COBie? What stakeholders need to be involved and when do they need to be involved? What are maintainable assets? How do owners utilize these new deliverables? These are the key questions involved in Digital Project Delivery. This presentation will inform the audience of technical aspects in producing the deliverables.
As a BIM Technologist with Alberta Infrastructure, Steve is responsible for coordinating with project teams for the implementation of Alberta Infrastructure's Digital Project Delivery requirements. With a variety of experience in the industry ranging from contract administration to virtual design and construction specialist, Steve has long understood the value of BIM and it's use in architecture, engineering and construction. The future of the AEC industry is in utilizing data and analytics to facilitate design and construction for the total lifecycle of the building asset and making smart decisions based on analysis, rather than past experiences.
This presentation will cover the practical aspects of capturing digital information from Building Information Models, combining that information with a COBie deliverable and finally integrating that information into an asset information management system. Examples from current and past Alberta Infrastructure capital projects will be discussed. What sort of process is Alberta Infrastructure using? What are the challenges when integrating BIM and COBie? What stakeholders need to be involved and when do they need to be involved? What are maintainable assets? How do owners utilize these new deliverables? These are the key questions involved in Digital Project Delivery. This presentation will inform the audience of technical aspects in producing the deliverables.
Brittany Mendiuk is an experienced mechanical BIM specialist from Edmonton Alberta and has large range of experience utilizing BIM for multiple applications within the industry including energy modelling, prefabrication and facility management. She started her career with a mechanical engineering company, continued with a mechanical contractor and is now one of three BIM specialists at Alberta Infrastructure; the largest owner in Alberta with a current portfolio of over 5 billion dollars in BIM project work. Brittany is responsible for the development and implementation of new Digital Project Delivery Requirements and is an integral part of the digital transformation initiatives within Alberta Infrastructure. She also participates in numerous external BIM initiatives, including past volunteer experience chairing the Trades committee of CANBIM, and is a proud advocate for the developing BIM industry locally, provincially and nationally.
