Reinforce Your Working Domain With Leading-Edge BIM Training And Skills To Thrive And Succeed

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Reinforce your working domain with leading-edge
BIM training and skills to thrive and succeed
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• As we move forward into a highly competitive
  future, individuals and professionals must
  reinforce their working domain with leading-edge
  skills to thrive and succeed. Professional or
  skill development is no longer a rarity, its a
  potential requirement. With disruptive trends,
  technology, and processes taking over, honing a
  specialized skill-set makes it easier for you to
  do what is expected of you, or something that
  piques your interest. The construction sector on
  a global level is one of the fastest-growing
  sectors in every country for people, companies,
  and professionals. Furthermore, if construction
  enterprises need to thrive, they do require
  skilled professionals to build a robust platform
  that is capable of working on a global level.

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• The world of construction and infrastructure has
  its advantages and disadvantages. One of the most
  critical aspects of construction engineering is
  the presence of the word or phenomenon called
  disaster. Through modernized tools and
  processes like Building Information Modeling
  (BIM) and autonomous technology or automation,
  disaster risks can be mitigated substantially.
  These new improvements have changed the way AEC
  professionals design, analyze, and build projects.

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• The Current Construction Scenario.
• Looking at the current population scenario, it is
  important to reflect technological advancements
  from the AEC fraternity and provide a means to
  help the current population through sensitive
  conditions. The word disaster carries a myriad
  of meanings, which could range from human errors
  in building infrastructure, usage of low-quality
  materials, lack of skill, or natural disasters.

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• The lack of knowledge in people that move from a
  rural setup to an urban one creates inferior or
  substandard construction that lacks optimum
  structural components to withstand disasters.
  Understanding the word resilience comes from an
  understanding that talks about the capacity of a
  person, system, or thing to recover with
  flexibility. It is important to understand that
  resilient construction is not the same as
  sustainable construction.

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• New technological tools and processes use
  resilient tools and technology to design
  buildings, communities, or landscapes that
  respond extremely well to any kind of
  construction disaster. Moving from traditional
  workflow to a BIM or automated workflow has
  contributed to the resilience factor. A legacy or
  traditional retrofit comprises of processes that
  include limited scalability in terms of
• Data Compilation
• Architects, engineers, and various AEC
  professionals are included in this process
  wherein a survey records all the measurements of
  building elements viz. floors, walls, doors, etc.
  This is the first data stack the second data
  stack is collected and analyzed for seismic
  parameters.

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• Data Conversion
• Vulnerability judgment Data in terms of
  vulnerability includes seismic processes like
  earthquakes, floods, etc.
• Structural study To come up with a seismic
  calculation, structural engineers take into
  consideration the exact structural configuration
  of the building or project.
• Retrofit outline As a conclusion of the
  vulnerability assessment, the architects and
  engineers come up with a proposal that includes
  building elements like beams, columns, etc. This
  structural analysis ensures the building is
  resilient during a natural disaster.

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• 3. Documentation
• This process includes the process of creating
  high-quality documents or document stacks that
  include crucial information like
• Existing building plans
• Study of structural analysis
• Retrofit Information
• Building details
• Cost estimation or BOQ

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• Construction Process
• Once the construction process is complete and
  approved by all the parties internal and
  external, the installation of elements like
  slabs, walls, and various other elements begins.
• With this traditional retrofit method, the
  project experienced a myriad of bottlenecks that
  made the whole process inefficient and
  non-resilient.
• Traditional methodologies to create spreadsheets
• Absence of an integrated platform for all the
  stakeholders
• Manual modeling techniques to include digital
  models into a retrofit setting
• Manual hand-sketching techniques for a geometric
  survey

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• BIMs contribution to disaster management
• New processes like BIM integrated with modern
  tools and technology optimizes disaster
  resilience, performance, and sustainability for a
  construction project. BIM can be referred to as
  an Information and Communications Technology
  nerve center that facilitates the use of
  information at every stage of the project
  lifecycle.
• The deployment of BIM is extremely beneficial for
  every project phase or lifecycle viz. design,
  development, FM, and demolition. The role of BIM
  for pre and post-disaster management can be
  listed as

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• Pre-Disaster Phase
• The Design Phase
• Assess design options
• Facilitate design team involvement early on in
  the design process
• Minimize construction waste
• Run structural performance resilience
  simulations
• Design and Construction
• Adopt health and safety standards
• Construction Phase
• Use lean processes to improve onsite construction

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• Post-Disaster Phase
• Evacuation Rescue
• Quick evacuation
• Asses or evaluate evacuee conduct or attitude
• Governing BIM data compliance
• Furnishing accurate BIM data corresponding to
  disaster management
• Escorting evacuees to the nearest safe locations
• Optimizing fire safety

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• Recovery Reconstruction
• Deploying 4D BIM to enhance quality management
  and optimize the process for change orders
• Enhance new construction resilience
• Leverage new mechanization
• Moving from traditional workflows to efficient
  ones using modern processes and technology takes
  construction to an all-new level. Legacy
  processes in construction never took into
  consideration the value of data or
  information gathering, sharing, and analysis.
  This is where Building Information Modeling (BIM)
  makes a substantial stand.

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• Adoption of BIM with tools or software like
  Revit, Navisworks, Laser Scanners, IoT, or
  autonomous systems boosts project efficiency,
  productivity, and reduces turnaround times
  thereby cutting down on costs and construction
  waste.
• Offering various skill-set training programs for
  professionals expands the scope of an enterprise
  to take-in global projects and showcases its
  services and solutions. There are various job
  roles in the construction sector that require
  specialized skills-sets viz. General Laborers,
  Surveyors, Project Managers, Civil Engineers,
  Production Managers, etc.

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• The importance of learning
• Making technology education available at every
  corner of the globe is crucial as trends in
  construction are quite mixed and definite as
  well. With BIM adopted early on in the project
  lifecycle, gives exceptional long-term benefits.
• Since labor constitutes a very large part of
  construction, it is critical to monitor their
  productivity also called labor productivity.
  Labor productivity is not a measure of their
  capabilities, but the ability to transform work
  through overall effectiveness. For example
  Buying a piece of equipment for a laborer can
  enhance labor productivity as technology has
  always complemented human intelligence and
  physical aspects as well.

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• Owners and Contractors are often concerned about
  labor activity in terms of their skill-sets,
  safety, and more. Monitoring labor productivity
  at low-level measures assesses the productivity
  of an individual, but making a large-scale impact
  can be used to derive global industry standards.
• Self-paced learning or e-learning is playing an
  important part in training professionals for
  various skill-sets. This approach makes it easy
  for professionals to learn in their own time, and
  achieve the necessary skills to thrive in a
  fast-paced construction sector. Numerous
  enterprises understand the significance of
  providing on-job training for individuals to make
  them perceive the depth of actual project
  execution.

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• Factors that affect on-site productivity
• Age Skill Experience
• Leadership and Incentives
• Other factors that influence job site
  productivity would be listed as
• Project Size
• Complexity
• Labor skills or availability
• Equipment application
• Contracts

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• Taking brilliant and visionary professionals and
  turning them into high-level project management
  individuals is one of the most crucial driving
  forces for an AEC firm to grow. Upgrading to a
  high level of project management requires
  laser-focus training on people management,
  technical skills, forward-looking vision,
  empathy, and a will to make significant changes
  in work and society. Enterprises hire
  gold-standard project management individuals to
  lead and create a firm vision that works in the
  best interest of the people and the company.

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• Conclusion
• The skilled workforce is in high demand, and
  there is a substantial shortage of skilled
  professionals. This challenge has got enterprises
  from all over the globe to bring in training
  programs that specifically work on industry-based
  scenarios. With the adoption of new processes and
  technology, it is important to get in the best
  talents who can stir up exceptional results
  through skill-based training. It will be
  interesting to see how enterprises can close the
  gap of skilled workforce shortage and continue to
  thrive in a competitive AEC market.
• As we move forward into the future, the frequency
  and magnitude of these natural disasters may
  elevate due to various global factors, and
  construction resilience would be one of the most
  critical aspects in terms of sustainability and
  precautions that require the presence of global
  collaboration.

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• BIM processes and technology will play an
  important role in terms of construction project
  management, environmental resilience, etc. It is
  also important for the concept of resilience to
  be integrated into work culture and practices
  that augment productivity.
• The adoption of BIM can be adopted to build
  professional governing bodies, necessary
  training, relevant education, universal codes,
  and robust frameworks.

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