Building Information Modeling, or "BIM" for short, is probably one of the most important foundations for digital transformation in construction planning, design, execution and ultimately operation, i.e. the management of buildings. The increasingly popular digital working method is characterized above all by the fact that all those involved in a BIM construction project work together in a goal-oriented, transparent and efficient manner over the entire life cycle of the building. Building Information Modeling is used to exchange information, which in turn is managed by a corresponding BIM coordinator.

The digital coordination model offers opportunities for optimizing resources and protecting the environment at the same time - important aspects in the economy and environmental/climate policy - thanks to the intensive collaboration between a wide range of participants and stakeholders right from the start, as well as early construction and process simulations using standardized processes and tools.

In BIM, all the features and information of a construction project (the respective project data from architects, engineers, electricians, plumbers, etc.) are collected, displayed digitally and made available to everyone for review or processing. It therefore provides a reliable and, above all, always up-to-date basis for decision-making, while minimizing the loss of information.

The demand for construction projects using this innovative method is increasing, and specialists with specific knowledge in this area are in demand. In a BIM training, continuing education, further training, course for future users or BIM coordinators, participants are taught the necessary basics. Among other things, they learn how collaboration works in real time with BIM in teams, how the workflows are designed and how and which data can be recorded. They will also learn what data is required to ensure that subsequent operational and maintenance work can be taken into account during the planning and construction of a building. This is an important aspect in order to be able to meet the increasing demand associated with digitalization processes.

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