Condition a Revit model with COBie data, generate MEP system assets in Autodesk Build, assign form checklists, and use mobile devices for on-site commissioning and reporting.
Transcript
00:03
When implementing BIM for MEP systems, the integration and commissioning stage is designed to streamline asset information management.
00:12
During this sixth stage, the model is prepared for compliance with industry standards,
00:18
then mobile commissioning workflows are set up.
00:21
Here, the Revit model is being enriched with COBie data using the COBie extension, one of the BIM interoperability tools.
00:30
It provides the ability to export data from Revit in the Construction Operations Building Information Exchange (or COBie) format,
00:37
to guarantee compliance with industry standards for asset information management.
00:43
Next, assets from the MEP system are automatically generated in Autodesk Build.
00:49
This ensures that all necessary data is accurately captured and sets the stage for efficient commissioning workflows.
00:58
Each asset is then assigned a commissioning checklist that tracks its progress as it advances through key status updates,
01:04
from specified to pre-startup.
01:07
Preparing all assets for on-site validation helps to make sure they are ready for the next steps.
01:14
On-site, the contractor accesses the checklist via a mobile device, capturing critical commissioning data in real time.
01:23
This approach enhances the accuracy and efficiency of the commissioning process.
01:29
All commissioning records are securely stored and tracked in Autodesk Build,
01:34
providing a comprehensive audit trail for reporting and future reference.
01:38
This ensures that all data is preserved and easily accessible when needed.
01:44
By leveraging COBie integration, automated asset generation, and mobile commissioning workflows,
01:51
teams enhance project efficiency, ensure a smooth handover, and maintain accurate as-built data throughout the project lifecycle.
00:03
When implementing BIM for MEP systems, the integration and commissioning stage is designed to streamline asset information management.
00:12
During this sixth stage, the model is prepared for compliance with industry standards,
00:18
then mobile commissioning workflows are set up.
00:21
Here, the Revit model is being enriched with COBie data using the COBie extension, one of the BIM interoperability tools.
00:30
It provides the ability to export data from Revit in the Construction Operations Building Information Exchange (or COBie) format,
00:37
to guarantee compliance with industry standards for asset information management.
00:43
Next, assets from the MEP system are automatically generated in Autodesk Build.
00:49
This ensures that all necessary data is accurately captured and sets the stage for efficient commissioning workflows.
00:58
Each asset is then assigned a commissioning checklist that tracks its progress as it advances through key status updates,
01:04
from specified to pre-startup.
01:07
Preparing all assets for on-site validation helps to make sure they are ready for the next steps.
01:14
On-site, the contractor accesses the checklist via a mobile device, capturing critical commissioning data in real time.
01:23
This approach enhances the accuracy and efficiency of the commissioning process.
01:29
All commissioning records are securely stored and tracked in Autodesk Build,
01:34
providing a comprehensive audit trail for reporting and future reference.
01:38
This ensures that all data is preserved and easily accessible when needed.
01:44
By leveraging COBie integration, automated asset generation, and mobile commissioning workflows,
01:51
teams enhance project efficiency, ensure a smooth handover, and maintain accurate as-built data throughout the project lifecycle.
