BIM methodology

Building Information Modeling

The creation of a virtual model facilitates communication and coordination between different areas, as well as space management, identification and analysis of interferences, to control changes that may occur.

Main benefits
of the BIM methodology

Remote work with equipment that may be located in other latitudes

Project visualization

Interference identification

Change control

Material Quantification

Estimate control

Risk mitigation

Simple and graphic reports

Favors the definition of construction processes

Reduction of re-work in the field

Prefabrication

The BIM methodology is a great way for industrial projects that integrates solutions from different engineering and disciplines. Generally, construction times are short so as not to interfere with daily production operations within the plants; This makes the collaborative approach of these methodologies necessary to ensure success while defining the scope of the project holistically (scope/quality), the estimation of resources and needs (cost) and the planning (time).