TRAINING
Practical BIM and digital construction training for teams working across design, coordination, information management, automation and operations. From Revit and Navisworks to ISO 19650, Dynamo, Revit API and BIM for Facility Management — the focus is always practical application.
Tell us what your team needs to learnSTART WITH THE NEED
Teams usually come to training because something in the way they work needs to change. It might be a transition to BIM, inconsistent project workflows, difficult coordination, unclear information requirements, repetitive work or a handover process that does not support operations.
The right training starts with the work your people actually need to do.
We shape the programme around your projects, standards, workflows and current level of capability.
TRAINING AREAS
Choose a focused training area or combine several into a programme built around your team, projects and standards.
Build practical Revit skills across modelling, documentation and structured project workflows.
WHAT IT COVERS
OUTCOME
Participants can model and document projects in Revit while working within defined project standards and workflows.
Learn to federate, review and coordinate multidisciplinary models, manage clashes and issues, and work within shared project environments.
WHAT IT COVERS
OUTCOME
Participants can coordinate multidisciplinary models, track issues and manage a structured coordination workflow.
Build the skills to plan and manage BIM delivery — from information requirements and BEPs to CDE processes, roles, standards and quality assurance.
WHAT IT COVERS
OUTCOME
Participants can structure BIM delivery around defined information requirements, responsibilities and project processes.
Learn to create structured, parametric Revit content aligned with product information, organisational standards and project requirements.
WHAT IT COVERS
OUTCOME
Participants can create and maintain Revit families that follow defined modelling and data standards and can be adapted to different project needs.
Learn to automate repetitive BIM tasks with Dynamo and the Revit API, working with model data, documentation and project workflows.
WHAT IT COVERS
OUTCOME
Participants can identify repetitive tasks and automate selected workflows instead of handling them manually.
Learn how BIM information is prepared and used for asset and facilities management — from ISO 19650-3, AIR and AIM to IFC, COBie, handover and operational systems.
WHAT IT COVERS
OUTCOME
Participants understand how to define, prepare and hand over information that can support asset and facilities management.
BUILT AROUND YOUR WORK
Generic examples can explain a feature. Real project scenarios teach people how to work.
Training programmes can be adapted around your models, standards, product data, templates, workflows and typical project challenges.
Help a design team transition to Revit and establish a practical project workflow around the way they actually work.
Align templates, modelling rules, information requirements and QA before training people to use them consistently.
Build a repeatable process for model review, clash management and issue resolution across project teams.
Develop BIM coordinators or BIM managers who can lead delivery, information management and standards internally.
Identify repetitive BIM tasks and build the skills to automate them at the right level.
Define what Facility Management actually needs and prepare model and asset information for handover and operational use.
FROM TRAINING TO ENABLEMENT
Training is most effective when it is connected to the work people need to deliver next.
Understand current skills, workflows, tools and recurring problems.
Decide what people actually need to learn and what standards or workflows need to support them.
Deliver focused training using relevant software, project examples and practical exercises.
Use the new capability on real work — a project, template, standard, BIM content library or automation workflow.
Help resolve questions and refine the workflow as the team starts using it.
EXPERIENCE MATTERS
Good training requires more than knowing which button to press.
Our training is shaped by hands-on experience in design, BIM management, MEP engineering, digital construction, automation and BIM for Facility Management.
That means people learn not only how a tool works, but how it fits into real project, information and operational workflows.
Learn the software. Understand the workflow. Apply it in practice.
HOW TRAINING CAN BE DELIVERED
Delivered online, on-site or in a hybrid format depending on the team, programme and location.
Targeted sessions built around one defined skill, workflow or problem.
A structured sequence of modules built around a team's capability, projects and implementation objectives.
Training combined with support while the team applies the new capability on a real project or workflow.
BUILD THE RIGHT CAPABILITY
Tell us what your team needs to improve and how you work today. We will shape the right programme around your projects, standards and tools.