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Service Portfolio Digital Transformation Nuclear Building Information Modeling (BIM): Planning (purely model-based)
With the Building Information Modeling method, or BIM method for short, we are fundamentally revolutionizing the construction industry.
The method has enormous potential to make both planning processes and construction processes more efficient. Using the BIM method, we integrate all relevant data of a construction project into a digital model. After completion of the construction project, the BIM model forms the basis for the digital operation and maintenance of the facilities. All relevant information on the installed materials, technical systems and maintenance cycles can be called up at any time. This not only facilitates maintenance, but also contributes to the long-term preservation of the value and efficiency increase of the buildings.
In a world where efficiency and precision are crucial, the BIM method stands out as the key to successful project planning. Collaboration is the path to success: BIM enables all project participants such as architects, engineers and construction companies to work in real time on one platform, identify problems at an early stage and develop optimal solutions.
BIM method as the key
In a world where efficiency and precision are crucial, the BIM method stands out as the key to successful project planning. Collaboration is the path to success - BIM enables all project participants such as architects, engineers and construction companies to work on one platform in real time, identify problems at an early stage and develop optimal solutions.
Single Source of Truth
With BIM, everyone involved works on a single central database – the so-called single source of truth. This means that all relevant information and data, from designs to material specifications to schedules, are stored in a common digital model. This ensures that every participant can always access the most up-to-date and correct data. This single source of truth minimizes communication errors, makes changes easier to track, and improves the flow of information throughout the project.
Minimize planning errors
Complex technical details, material selection and work processes can be simulated and optimized. This reduces expensive and time-consuming planning errors that are often only discovered on the construction site or during operation. With BIM, every change is immediately visible in the entire model, so you always retain full control over your project. Early visualization helps you to make informed decisions and minimize risks.