Case study · Construction

How an MEP Contractor Reduced Site Clashes with BIM Coordination

Clashes discovered on site meant rework. Coordinated models caught them earlier.

How an MEP Contractor Reduced Site Clashes with BIM Coordination

Illustrative engagement scenario — names and details are representative of typical client situations.

Client
MEP contractor
Industry
Construction
Location
United Arab Emirates
Roles hired
2 BIM modelers
Engagement
Full-time, project-based
Weeklyclash detection cycles
LOD 350coordinated models
Earlierissue resolution before site work

The challenge

Services clashes were being found during installation, causing rework and delays.

The solution

Remote BIM modelers built LOD 350 MEP models, ran weekly Navisworks clash tests and produced coordination reports before installation.

Workflow

  1. Model to BIM execution plan.
  2. Federate models weekly.
  3. Prioritise and assign clashes.
  4. Re-test before coordination meetings.

Lessons

Regular coordination cycles prevented costly surprises.

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Key takeaways

Key takeaways

In this illustrative scenario, an MEP contractor used two remote BIM modelers to build LOD 350 models and run weekly Navisworks clash detection and coordination reports, resolving issues before installation.

Topic
BIM coordination case study
Author
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