REVIT MEP COMBINED SERVICES DESIGN TRAINING course overview
Trainees will learn to coordinate designs by linking Architectural, Structural, Electrical, and Mechanical models. Using Revit collaboration tools and Navisworks, they will then learn to (1) identify clashes, (2) resolve clashes between the different services, and (3) produce clash reports. Towards the final stages of training, the Trainee will be able to produce a Combined Services Drawing (CSD) ready for submission and documentation purposes. A Certificate of Completion will be issued to each Trainee at the end of the course.
Day 1: Lecture + Practical
- Coordinating Design in BIM
- Introduction to Combined Services Design & Coordination
- Coordinating designs
- Introduction to Clash Detection Using Revit
- Using Revit Interference Check (RIC)
- Hands-On Practice on running RIC
- Interoperability: Exporting Revit to Navisworks format
- Transiting from Revit to Navisworks
- Introduction to Navisworks
- Navisworks Manage User Interface
- Grouping of Selection Sets to required clash checking categories
- Using Navisworks Manage for Clash Detection
- Navisworks Switchback
- Navisworks Redline, Measure and Add Comments
- Navisworks Viewpoints and Sectioning
- Comparing Revit and Navisworks Clash Reports
- Navigation Wheel for visual checks
- Animation
- Quantification – QTO and BOQ
- Project case studies involving clashes and coordination
- Clash Detection Matrix and Clash Resolution Workflow
Funding options
There are separate funding schemes that are applicable to both individuals and corporate representatives.
SSG Funding
Skillsfuture funding subsidies up to 80% of course fees for Singaporeans and Permanents Residents.
BIM PCP
Businesses receive up to 80% course fee subsidies when deploying employees for training in addition to $15 per hour of salary support.
