Many Engineering companies are ISO (International Standards Organization) compliant. In the AEC (Architecture Engineering and Construction) sector, this is also the case. In addition to the ISO standards, there is also a need to comply with BIM standards.
Now the UK is in the process of setting up such standards, and it would be good to pay careful attention to them. Not only will it be beneficial to the Engineers on a project, but also to the Architects, as Collaboration will require a commonality to be declared in both the Corporate BIM Protocols and the Project BIM Execution Plan.
The British Standards Organization has released the following news update:
Two standards will be released later this year:
BS EN ISO 19650–1
- Organization of information about construction works
- Information management using building information modelling
- Part 1: Concepts and principles
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BS EN ISO 19650-2
- Organization of information about construction works
- Information management using building information modelling
- Part 2: Delivery phase of assets
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In 2020 more ISO standards will be released:
BS EN ISO 19650-3
- Organization of information about construction works
- Information management using building information modelling
- Part 3: Operational phase of assets
BS EN ISO 19650-5
- Organization of information about construction works
- Information management using building information modelling
- Part 5: Specification for security-minded building information modelling, digital built environments and smart asset management
They will replace
BS 1192
- Principles
PAS 1192 Part 2
- Capital/delivery phase
PAS 1192 Part 3
- Operational phase
PAS 1192 Part 5
- Security
Contract Micrographics to advise you on creating a Corporate BIM Protocols and Project BIM Execution plans that will be ISO compliant in time to come.
