Digital Engineering Series Bundle

This course covers: 

DE1: Pre-qualification Questionnaires

• Supplier identity
• ​Financial information
• Business and professional standing
• Health and safety policy
• Contractors
• Designers
• Equal opportunity and diversity  
• Environmental management
• Quality management
• Building information modelling 

DE2: Employer’s Information Requirements

• Software platforms
• Data exchange format
• Co-ordinates
• Level of detail
• Training
• Standards
• Roles and responsibilities
• Planning the work and data segregation
• Security
• Co-ordination and clash detection process
• Collaboration process
• Health & safety and CDM
• Systems performance
• Compliance plan
• Delivery strategy for asset information
• Data drops and project deliverables  
• Client’s strategic purpose 
• Defined BIM/project deliverables
• BIM specific competence assessment
• Project Information

DE3: BIM Execution Plans

• Pre-contract BEP
• Project Information
• Information Required by the EIR
• Project Implementation Plan
• Project Goals for Collaboration and Information Modelling
• Major Project Milestones
• Project Information Model (PIM) Delivery Strategy
• Post-contract BEP
• Project Information
• Information Required by the EIR
• Management  
• Planning and Documentation
• Standard Method and Procedure
• IT Solutions
• BEPs without EIRs

DE4: Common Data Environments

• General principles
• CDE sections
• Work in Progress
• Model suitability check
• Standard Method and Procedure check
• Technical content check
• COBie completeness check
• Drawing extract checks
• Approval by the task team manager
• Shared
• Published 
• Client Shared
• Archive
• Revisions and suitability

DE5: Asset Information Requirements

• General Principles
• Use of AIR
• Asset in use
• Asset creation or major works
• Creation of the AIR
• Template
• Topics
• Legal information
• Commercial information
• Financial information
• Technical information
• Managerial information
• Using the AIR template
• Facility 
• Space 
• System
• Component

DE6: Security Requirements

• General principles
• Built Asset Security
• Security manager
• Built Asset Security Strategy
• Built Asset Security Management Plan
• Personnel aspects
• Process aspects
• Physical aspects
• Technical aspects
• Project logistical security requirements
• Provision of data or information to third parties
• Public access to information
• Public presentations
• Managing accountability and responsibility for security
• Monitoring and auditing
• Review of the BASMP
• Security Breach/Incident Management Plan
• Risk assessment of the potential risks in the event of a security breach or incident
• Risk mitigation
• The review process
• Review of the SB/IMP
• Built Asset Security Information Requirements
• Working with suppliers
• Asset management
• Common Data Environments
• Setup
• Access
• Training and awareness
• Technical integrity
• Cyber security
• Building Management Systems
• Smart Meters
• Web-enabled Devices
• Internet of Things
• Security and building regulations
• Questions for the IT Department
• Boundaries
• Connectivity
• Cooperation and coordination
• Advice for behaviour
• Updates and maintenance
• Firewalls between connections
• Air gaps
• Intelligence and surveillance
• Server locations
• Dealing with the aftermath 
• Continuity planning
• Data recovery 
• Public relations
• Conclusion

DE7: Organisation Information Requirements

• General principles
• Use of OIR
• Assets in use
• Asset creation or major works
• Creation of the OIR
• Template
• Topics
• Legal Information
• Commercial Information
• Financial Information
• Technical Information
• Activities defining Organisational Information Requirements
• Manage Asset Portfolio
• Manage Asset Systems
• Manage Assets
• Create
• Utilise 
• Maintain
• Renew/Dispose 
• Classification
• Conclusion

DE8: Project Information Requirements

• Introduction
• Scope
• Pas 1192-2
• General Principles
• Use of PIR
• Formulating the Questions
• Formulating the Answers
• PIR Templates
• Conclusion

DE9: Soft Landings and Government Soft Landings

• Introduction
• Scope
• BSRIA Publications​
• Soft Landings Core Principles
• Soft Landings work stages
• ​Government Soft Landings
• Capital cost and operating cost
• Environmental management 
• Facilities management
• Planning for aftercare
• Conclusion

• Ability to write or respond to pre-qualification questionnaires.
• Understanding the purpose of EIR
• Ability to write and appraise EIRs
• Ability to respond meaningfully to an EIR
• Understanding the purpose of BEPs
• Ability to write and appraise BEPs
• Ability to respond meaningfully to an EIR
• Understanding the purpose of CDEs
• Ability to understand and use a CDE
• Advise on the structure and functionality of a CDE
• Understanding the purpose of AIRs
• Ability to understand and use an AIR
• Advise on the structure and functionality of an AIR
• Understanding security-minded design
• Understanding cyber-security principles and issues
• Understanding how to manage security situations
• Understanding the purpose of OIRs
• Ability to understand and use an OIR
• Advise on the structure and functionality of an OIR
• Understanding the purpose of PIRs
• Ability to understand and use a PIR
• Advise on the structure and functionality of a PIR
• Understanding the purpose of PIRs
• Ability to understand and use a PIR
• Advise on the structure and functionality of a PIR

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