Experience BIM
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T O D D W Y A T T [email protected] 414.704.5568 321 East Cedar Avenue Denver CO 80209 C:\Users\Todd\Documents\My Profession_Todd\Portfolio\Experience_BIM.docx B I M I N I T I A T I V E S I was part of a 3person design applications team (Design App Mgr, Design App Specialist, and me) that lead the conversion of AutoCAD to Revit for EUA in Milwaukee in 2007. We selected individual project teams that we felt would be a good project to be modeled in Revit. We trained the project team staff, typically 35, and offered support throughout the design process. We surveyed the project team during and after the project completion to gain insight in the best way to train and support future project teams. We continued with this process for 1218 months until the majority of technical staff had gone through this process. I continued to consult with the Design App Mgr (DAM) & Design App Specialist (DAS) as they developed staffrequested Revit content and provided feedback relating to which parameters should and should not be included in a specific Revit family. The DAM and DAS consulted with me about best practices as they related to deliverables including detailing strategies, dimensioning, and keynoting. I developed a firmwide Professional Development Program (PDP) that included monthly Revit lunchnlearns that tied into the building assembly (e.g. exterior wall systems) topic for that month. In my role as Quality Assurance Manager for EUA, I worked with design project teams in developing a matrix identifying what model content was needed by design phase. I worked with contractors in developing a Level of Detail (LOD) matrix identifying the levels of detail of the Revit model by design phase. I reviewed PDF versions of contract documents and utilized the Revit model to double check areas of the design that needed further coordination. I created combined A/M/E/P deliverables into a single PDF to illustrate to the design team areas that needed further coordination. I developed nomenclature for Revit content including doors and frames, specialties, interior wall types, and windows. I developed a keynoting system that utilized the MasterFormat 2004 divisional numbering system (e.g. 07 20 00 Air & Moisture Barrier = 7F2 "Liquid applied waterproofing .."). I created a building system list (e.g. FWS# : Foundation Wall System, EWS# Exterior Wall System) that allowed project teams to easily modify their Revit families and the related tags would update globally. I developed diagrams (e.g. adjustable shelving quantities in base, wall & tall casework) that reduced additional annotation throughout the CD set. I developed legends for life safety plans, ceiling plans, and telecomm/data/power plans. I formulated the above BIM standards by first researching national standards for a specific building system. If there was not a national or industry standard, I would develop 23 options and run these by production leadership team representatives for their feedback. I would then finalize the standard and the DAM and DAS would integrate it into EUA's BIM standards. In some cases, staff would offer feedback and their suggestions would be implemented. Deliverables • Diagrams o Adjustable Shelving o Hdwr Locations o Plumbing Fixtures o Specialties • Legends o Life Safety Plans o Ceiling Plans o Telecom Data & Power • Tags o Casework o Door # and Hdwr Set o Finish • Model Content By Phase • Sheet Sets & Numbering Systems Graphics • Detail Grids • Dimensioning : Dot vs. Tick Usage • Floor Finish Transitions • NonIntelligent Tags Training • Revit vs. ADT Comparison • Detailing Strategies • Life Safety Plans • Wall Types Data Management • Imperial Library For Review • Archiving Process • Hard Copies vs. PDF’s Best Practices • Accessible Clearance Boxes • Dimensioning Rules of Thumb Revit • Finish Manager Base Length • Keynote Options • Lineweight Charts • Schedules o Casework By Room o Finish Materials o Hardware o Hardware Key o Specialties o Medical Equipment • Types Bldg Components o Door Nomenclature o Frame Nomenclature o Lab Cswk Nomenclature o Specialties Nomenclature o Wall Graphic o Wall Nomenclature o Window Nomenclature • Levels of Detail (LOD)
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T O D D W Y A T T [email protected] 414.704.5568 321 East Cedar Avenue Denver CO 80209
C:\Users\Todd\Documents\My Profession_Todd\Portfolio\Experience_BIM.docx
B I M I N I T I A T I V E S I was part of a 3�person design applications team (Design App Mgr, Design App Specialist, and me) that lead the conversion of AutoCAD to Revit for EUA in Milwaukee in 2007. We selected individual project teams that we felt would be a good project to be modeled in Revit. We trained the project team staff, typically 3�5, and offered support throughout the design process. We surveyed the project team during and after the project completion to gain insight in the best way to train and support future project teams. We continued with this process for 12�18 months until the majority of technical staff had gone through this process. I continued to consult with the Design App Mgr (DAM) & Design App Specialist (DAS) as they developed staff�requested Revit content and provided feedback relating to which parameters should and should not be included in a specific Revit family. The DAM and DAS consulted with me about best practices as they related to deliverables including detailing strategies, dimensioning, and keynoting. I developed a firm�wide Professional Development Program (PDP) that included monthly Revit lunch�n�learns that tied into the building assembly (e.g. exterior wall systems) topic for that month. In my role as Quality Assurance Manager for EUA, I worked with design project teams in developing a matrix identifying what model content was needed by design phase. I worked with contractors in developing a Level of Detail (LOD) matrix identifying the levels of detail of the Revit model by design phase. I reviewed PDF versions of contract documents and utilized the Revit model to double check areas of the design that needed further coordination. I created combined A/M/E/P deliverables into a single PDF to illustrate to the design team areas that needed further coordination. I developed nomenclature for Revit content including doors and frames, specialties, interior wall types, and windows. I developed a keynoting system that utilized the MasterFormat 2004 divisional numbering system (e.g. 07 20 00 Air & Moisture Barrier = 7F�2 "Liquid applied waterproofing .."). I created a building system list (e.g. FWS�# : Foundation Wall System, EWS�# Exterior Wall System) that allowed project teams to easily modify their Revit families and the related tags would update globally. I developed diagrams (e.g. adjustable shelving quantities in base, wall & tall casework) that reduced additional annotation throughout the CD set. I developed legends for life safety plans, ceiling plans, and telecomm/data/power plans. I formulated the above BIM standards by first researching national standards for a specific building system. If there was not a national or industry standard, I would develop 2�3 options and run these by production leadership team representatives for their feedback. I would then finalize the standard and the DAM and DAS would integrate it into EUA's BIM standards. In some cases, staff would offer feedback and their suggestions would be implemented.
Deliverables
• Diagrams o Adjustable Shelving o Hdwr Locations o Plumbing Fixtures o Specialties
• Legends o Life Safety Plans o Ceiling Plans o Telecom Data & Power
• Tags o Casework o Door # and Hdwr Set o Finish
• Model Content By Phase
• Sheet Sets & Numbering Systems
Graphics
• Detail Grids
• Dimensioning : Dot vs. Tick Usage
• Floor Finish Transitions
• Non�Intelligent Tags
Training
• Revit vs. ADT � Comparison
• Detailing Strategies
• Life Safety Plans
• Wall Types
Data Management
• Imperial Library � For Review
• Archiving Process
• Hard Copies vs. PDF’s
Best Practices
• Accessible Clearance Boxes
• Dimensioning Rules of Thumb
Revit
• Finish Manager � Base Length
• Keynote Options
• Lineweight Charts
• Schedules o Casework � By Room o Finish Materials o Hardware o Hardware Key o Specialties o Medical Equipment
• Types � Bldg Components o Door Nomenclature o Frame Nomenclature o Lab Cswk Nomenclature o Specialties Nomenclature o Wall Graphic o Wall Nomenclature o Window Nomenclature
• Levels of Detail (LOD)
