Detailers are confronted with various obstacles that lead to extended work hours and jeopardize the quality of their final output, thus potentially impacting the success of their construction project.
Discover how truly constructible models drive an effective BIM process that improves understanding, drives better decisions, delivers better structures, and builds business value.
1. Ensure you have the right information from design to onsite
The foundation of a successful project is built upon quality information that enables it to stay on schedule and within budget. In construction projects, a significant obstacle is the early design models not being sufficient for fabricators or contractors' needs. Such models often lack the latest information and essential data necessary to commence fabrication work, leaving the contractors to spend precious time waiting for further details. This can severely impact the project schedule.The problem of incomplete or inaccurate data is not confined to contractors or fabricators alone. Even a small mistake can snowball into a significant problem that endangers the entire project. Thus, a 3D model that accurately details the project's constructibility becomes a critical source of truth for all stakeholders involved. With such a model in place, information becomes reliable, shareable, and adaptable to changes. By doing so, your contribution to the project helps the team and partners operate efficiently.
