BIM as information Management series incorporating the ISO 19650 standards provides three training courses supporting your information management learning pathway. These are:

o Basics of BIM.

o Essentials of BIM, according to ISO 19650

o Principles of BIM, according to ISO 19650

Course Structure

Each training course is broken down into a series of Units. And each unit into a series of lessons. To complete a course, delegates must complete the compulsory lessons identified within the Unit, followed by the prescribed assessment method references to meet the learning outcomes.  This is to ensure that those who complete the assessment have successfully achieved that course learning outcomes. Units are generally limited to approximately 90 minutes of learning.

Lessons: 

Each lesson is a stand-alone element of taught content that will provide enough information to allow the delegate to satisfy those lessons learning outcome.  Lessons will generally be no more than 20 minutes based around content being presented, where beneficial case study material is including with some lessons completing with suggested activities 


Basics of BIM incorporating ISO 19650 (2025)

The Basics of BIM course provides a high-level overview of the business case for BIM and what BIM is. The Basics of BIM is aimed as an introduction for those attending the Essentials of BIM, incorporating ISO 19650, as well as for those who need to understand the business case and drivers which are requiring Building Information Modelling and Information Management as a method of supporting industry objectives, such as Construction 4.0, digital twins, and the golden thread.

Construction needs to improve. Drivers, research, and industry reports have highlighted for decades the why, and how, AEC needs to get better. BIM was offered as a solution and the decade from 2011 to 2021 saw the rise of fall of BIM Level 2. But many questions remain:

o But what is BIM and what does it mean? 

o What are the latest requirements and developments driving the AEC industry to change and adopt BIM? and

o What are the key international standards which are facilitating this change?

By completing this course the answers to these questions will become clear.


Essentials of BIM incorporating the ISO 19650 Series (2025)

Developing out of the UK BIM Level 2 standards and requirements, ISO 19650 provides a series of international standards which identifies many of the processes, requirements and responses required to deliver BIM as information management. 

But Information Management cannot exist as a silo and must be consistent with the existing and developing standards and processes requiring efficiencies in delivery for the AEC industry. 

This course helps delegates in understanding the key concepts and principles in adopting an ISO 19650 approach to information management, as well as the importance of identifying key functions, their roles and responsibilities.

Principles of BIM incorporating the ISO 19650 Series (2025)

Management course provides the detail requirements of the ISO 19650 approach and is intended for those undertaking the various industry functions that support the information management workflow. From Client Organisations, Lead designers to Constructors or Task team members, it is important to understand not only what your specific role and responsibility contrails, but that of those you collaborate with.

The ISO 19650 series of standards define the high-level requirements for delivering BIM as information management. However, BIM is a collaborative exercise and information management is only one aspect of that. This Principles of BIM as Information Management courses not only provides the detail to implementing the ISO 19650 series of standards, but also puts this into the context of the other existing and developing International and European standard.