RICS BIM for Project 13 Regardless of the use of BIM on a project,

Managers the roles and

responsibilities of the project manager can
be broadly
listed under the following two categories:
1. Project specific roles and
responsibilities; and
2. Strategic or advisory roles and
responsibilities
(discussed in Section 3.0)
14 BIM can be used through the entire project
lifecycle, and
where project managers are concerned,
acts as a catalyst
in driving the following project outcomes
(Montague, 2015):
15 Usage of BIM on a project can be
categorised into the following three main
functions.
1. Information Model or Model Authoring
(Information Production)
2. Information Modelling or Model
Management (Information Management)
3. Model Information Extraction and
Usage
17 PAS 1192-2 (BSI, 2013) provides an
outline of core BIM related activities from
the project manager’s point-of-view.
1. EIR 2. BEP 3.MIDP
20 The project team members complete a
pre-contract BEP
which after the contract award is replaced
by a postcontractBEP. The post-contract
BEP consists of the MIDPwhich is derived
from a series of Task Information
DeliveryPlans (TIDP). The collation of the
TIDPs helps prepare the MIDP that gets
connected to the BEP and EIR.
21 Ultimately the project manager must
oversee the delivery
process of the Asset Information Model
(AIM) at the
handover stage of the project. Therefore it
is important
for the project manager to understand
26 BIM Collaboration Format (BCF) is an
open standard
for exchanging coordination information to
enhance
collaboration between the project team
members
(Stangeland, 2011). XML