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Panoramica e risvolti pratici per la ISO 19650

Il 19 febbraio 2020, sarà in sede UNI per una giornata di formazione sulla ISO 19650, la nuova norma per la gestione informativa nell’industria delle costruzioni. La giornata ha l’obiettivo di fornire una panoramica dei principi riconosciuti a livello internazionale nell’ambito della gestione informativa di un processo in ambito edilizio, con particolare riferimento alle UNI EN ISO 19650-1 e 2, pubblicate nel marzo 2019.

UNI EN ISO 19650-1:2019 e UNI EN ISO 19650-2:2019
BIM: PROCESSI DI GESTIONE INFORMATIVA PER
L’INDUSTRIA DELLE COSTRUZIONI
Panoramica e risvolti pratici
Milano 19 febbraio 2020

Centro di Formazione UNI
Via Sannio, 2 Milano

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PROGRAMMA
• Panorama normativo: cosa è cambiato con l’uscita della UNI EN ISO 19650 e cosa sarà delle norme nazionali;
• Definizione degli obiettivi per un progetto BIM:
• Gestione del patrimonio immobiliare e infrastrutturale;
• Verifica delle conformità normative;
• Gestione del rischio tramite i modelli;
• Analisi di business, impatto energetico, supporto alla manutenzione.
• Livelli di sviluppo (LOD) e i nuovi livelli di necessità informativa (LOIN):
• Pianificazione disciplinare e di categoria per lo sviluppo del lavoro;
• Individuazione dei punti chiave decisionali e delle milestone intermedie;
• Specifica del livello geometrico e del livello informativo;
• Gestione dei documenti e dei model-based output nello scenario BIM. I flussi della collaborazione BIM:
• Emissione e gestione di una gara d’appalto: Requisiti Informativi di Progetto e Capitolato Informativo;
• Risposta ad una gara d’appalto: offerta per la gestione informativa e piano per la gestione;
• Verificare l’idoneità di un’offerta;
• Il piano per la gestione informativa: contenuti e responsabilità.

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