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Projects-based BIM OpenPlant Modeler and P&ID Training

In the Bentley OpenPlant BIM training course, learners will be using OpenPlant to deliver BIM models of piping, HVAC, and other MEP components.

Course Overview

Projects-based BIM OpenPlant Modeler and P&ID Training will impart the necessary knowledge and skills for aspiring and existing Built Environment professionals to create technical designs/drawings in OpenPlant Modeler and OpenPlant Piping and Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID). Learners will read and visualise plant facility drawings, understand the operation and interface of OpenPlant, set up a new project, model plant components, and equipment, and generate BIM documentation for submission.

*SSG Subsidy applies until October 2024 only. The fee here represents the indicative nett fee payable after funding. Please check with Ace Industrial Academy Pte Ltd on your eligibility and payable nett fee, and applicable GST.

**WSQ and Bentley certificates provided

Course Curriculum

Read and understand plant facility drawings and instruments
Set-up a new P&ID project
Place equipment and nozzles in OpenPlant P&ID
Create pipeline and pipe run in OpenPlant P&ID
Create pipeline and pipe run in OpenPlant P&ID
Create annotations and connectors
Validate and publish P&ID model
Set-up a new project in OpenPlant Modeler
Model plant equipment such as pumps, exchanges, and nozzles
Model pipes, its components and fittings
Check for pipe connectivity
Conduct clash detection on plant design
Create custom plant equipment in OpenPlant Modeler
Generate bill of quantity from OpenPlant model
Develop 2D drawings from OpenPlant model.
Create i-model from OpenPlant Modeler

Entry Requirements

Learners with Diploma in architecture, engineering, green building, designing or any built-environment related course.
English language proficiency at GCE ‘O’ level of C6 and above, or WSQ Workplace Literacy skills of Level 6 and above.
Proficient with the use of a Windows-based computer for work.
Completed Ace Industrial Academy’s Projects-based 2D and 3D MicroStation Training for Built Environment Professionals course or its equivalent.
No prior working experience required*.