BIM Implementation - Putting People First

A one day training course that explores the behavioural, cultural and leadership changes required to successfully implement BIM across projects and organisations. The programme focuses on the people side of BIM implementation, recognising that successful change depends on leadership, communication and collaboration rather than technology alone.

The course emphasises the importance of motivating individuals and teams to adopt new ways of working and provides guidance on the personal and organisational skills needed to embed BIM processes effectively. Participants will gain an understanding of how to support and lead teams through the cultural shift associated with BIM implementation, including defining clear roles and responsibilities.

Sessions explore the attributes of effective decision makers in a BIM-enabled environment, including:

• Change management
• Good governance
• Communication skills
• Stakeholder management
• Collaborative working practices
• Project risk management
• Roles and responsibilities
• Continuous improvement Infrastructure case studies demonstrate how project managers, engineers and technicians can apply BIM principles in practice.

This course completes the learning pathway required to achieve the ICE Certificate for BIM, following the Foundation and BIM in Practice courses.
 

ICE Certificate for BIM

The ICE Certificate for BIM is awarded to delegates who have successfully completed the following courses:

• M0209: ICE BIM for Infrastructure – Foundation
• M0210: ICE BIM for Infrastructure – BIM in Practice
• M0203: BIM Implementation – Putting People First

Together these courses provide a structured pathway covering BIM fundamentals, implementation in practice and organisational change leadership. 

UK BIM Framework mapping

This training course is mapped to the UK BIM Framework Learning Outcomes. The programme meets relevant specifications of the framework.

Sessions begin at 9:00 and finish at 17:00. Morning and afternoon coffee breaks and lunch are included in the programme.
 

• Session 1 - Self-reflection and my BIM context
• Session 2 - Stakeholder management
• Session 3 - Collaborative engagement
• Session 4 - Trust
• Session 5 - Communications
• Session 6 - Process and systems
• Session 7 - Master Information and Delivery plan
• Session 8 - Procurement
• Session 9 - Security
• Session 10 - Assessment

Tutor

Steven Eglinton
Director, GeoEnable
BSc (Hons), FBCS, FBCart.S, MIoD, MPWI

Steven's comments on the training:

The implementation of BIM is not simply about technologies and processes.
Absolutely key is communication and collaboration. You have these skills.
All you need to do is recalibrate them for a BIM context. This course will show you
how.

Steven is a digital transformation and information management specialist with over 25 years’ experience across infrastructure, rail, energy, water and the built environment. His expertise spans BIM, geospatial and GIS, digital twins, information governance and CDE implementation. He has delivered digital and BIM training to thousands of professionals and is a Principal Tutor for the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). He also delivers programmes for BSI, CIOB and RICS.

Steven has held senior advisory roles with organisations including the World Bank, WSP, Skanska and UK Government departments, and has contributed to sector groups such as BIM4Infrastructure UK, the BCS Business Information Systems Group and the AGI Asset Management SIG.

He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society (FRGS), a Fellow of the British Computer Society (FBCS), a Fellow of the British Cartographic Society (FBCart.S), a Member of the Institute of Directors (MIoD) and a Member of the Permanent Way Institution (MPWI).

By the end of this courses delegates should:

• Understand BIM principles and their role in organisational and project change
• Be able to support or lead teams implementing BIM culture and processes
• Strengthen knowledge of change management, governance, communication, stakeholder engagement, collaboration and project risk
• Understand how to embed BIM best practice within an organisation

This training course is suitable for individuals responsible for implementing or supporting BIM processes within projects or organisations, including: ·

• Project managers 
• Decision makers responsible for organisational BIM readiness
• Professionals who have already completed the ICE BIM for Infrastructure courses and want to focus on leadership and organisational change

Delegates must have completed the following courses before attending:

• ICE BIM for Infrastructure - Foundation
• ICE BIM for Infrastructure – BIM in Practice

These courses introduce the fundamentals of BIM, the ISO 19650 series and the IMI Framework, and demonstrate how they are implemented in practice.