Periodic Model Quality Control Checks
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Data Management
Apart from the weekly model coordination effort that focuses on spatial coordination and clash resolution, the Appointment BIM Manager should review all disciplines project models and ensure compliance with BEP and BIM Standard. Periodic, i.e. weekly or bi-weekly model review and comments should be forwarded to each BIM coordinator for their follow up.
Table 1 – Periodic Model Check Items(Weekly/Bi-weekly)
| Model size | Check if the model size is kept within the agreed limit. Typically, it is recommended to keep the size of a single model to be within 300MB (example). If it is more significant than the agreed size limit, the project team should consider further segregation of the model. |
| Worksets | Check if model elements are assigned to correct worksets. |
| Purge Unused | Check if there are unnecessary families loaded on to the project model. |
| Model Warnings | Go through model warnings and identify errors that should be resolved. |
| Model Audit | Last auspicious model audit time. The model audit should be carried out weekly at a minimum. |
| Model Alignment | Check if the model is assigned with correct coordinates, project north, project basepoint and internal origin. All project models with in the same project should be linked with correct alignment without manual adjustment of the linked model after linking. |
| Identification Convention | Check if identification convention of model elements (sheets, views, families, etc.) |
| Graphic Standard | Check compliance of graphic standards (line weight, object style, annotation elements, etc.) |
[source] PDE 4301 Technical BIM Management 2019/2020, BIM EXECUTION PLAN, SUP-GPF-XX-XX-SP-W-0001, Post-appointment BEP, Grat To King Yeung, Jarek Wityk, Mike Sealey, Tala Damra, Viorel Mihailuc, Willow Williams
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Emergency Lighting in Toilet Cubicles
Summary
1. If the toilet has borrowed light and is less than 8m square:
a. There is no need for emergency lighting, however,
b. If there is a cubicle with full height door – therefore closed without borrowed lighting – then the EM lighting would be required in that cubicle.
2. If the overall toilet has no borrowed light,
a. And the WC cubicles do not have full-size doors; there should be at least one emergency outside row of cubicles.
b. If there is a cubicle with full height door – therefore closed without borrowed lighting – then the EM lighting would be required in that cubicle.
2023-05-27
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