Speaker / Facilitator:

Sr Eugene Seah

PERSONAL PARTICULARS

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REGISTRATION FEES

RISM Members RM250.00

Non-Members RM300.00

Approved 4 CREDIT POINTS FROM BQSM

Approved 3 CREDIT POINTS FROM BEM

Approved 10 CCD POINTS FROM CIDB

VENUE: Safir 1 & 2, Hotel Istana Kuala Lumpur

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S Y N O P S I S

Introduction

Building BIM guidelines are important documents that provide project participants,

be they designers, procurement and supply chain professionals, the requisite details

and basis to plan and implement BIM for any construction project. These guidelines

chart the processes, procedures, responsibilities and "contractual" basis for BIM

adoption.

Without BIM guidelines, project participants would be making a journey "blindly" i.e.

without a proper roadmap that is convenient, readily understood and applicable.

Objectives Encouraged by the success of last November's Conference & Exhibition, "Future-

proofing the Professionals - Meeting the BIM Challenge Head On," the QS Division of

the Royal Institution of Surveyors Malaysia is organizing a a sequel, "Building BIM

Guidelines and Responsibility Matrix" workshop which will deliberate on the actual

requirements for BIM implementation at the project level. Project stakeholders from

the various disciplines will have the opportunity to gather and deliberate on the

essentials to be incorporated in a Malaysian version of the Building BIM Guidelines.

The workshop will provide a platform that will pave the way for closer collaboration

in BIM amongst designers, quantity as well as supply chain professionals.

Who should participate? This workshop will be of interest to clients, designers, quantity and supply chain

professionals & facilities end-users interested in implementing BIM in their respective

organizations. Understanding the BIM Guidelines will ensure that project stakeholders

do not work in "silos", thereby enhancing understanding of each other's role and

responsibility in BIM implementation. The workshop goes beyond BIM software &

design alone and would be of interest to private developers, government agencies,

architects, civil & structural engineers, mechanical & electrical engineers, quantity

surveyors, contractors, specialist contractors, facilities managers, etc.

FOR FURTHER ENQUIRIES, PLEASE CONTACT:

Ms Katherine Thiang/Ms Lih Ling/Ms Vanitha

Royal Institution of Surveyors, Malaysia 3rd Floor, Bangunan Jurukur, 64-66, Jalan 52/4, 46200 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Tel: 03 – 7955 1773 / 7956 9728 / 7954 8358

Fax: 03 – 7955 0253 E-mail : business_unit@rism.org.my/qsdiv@rism.org.my

S P E A K E R ’ S P R O F I L E

PROGRAMME

8.15 am-9.00 am

Registration

9.00 am-9.10 am

Welcoming Address

9.10 am-10.10 am

10.10 am-10.40 am

Introduction to BIM - 3D to 7D

Introduction to BIM Responsibility Matrix & Contracts

10.40 am-11.10 am

Coffee Break & Networking

11.10 am-12.10 pm

Typical BIM Guide & Constituents of BIM Maturity

Matrix

12.10 pm – 12.40 pm

BIM Guide for preparation of procurement

documents

12.40 pm – 2.00 pm

Lunch

2.00 pm – 4.30 pm

Break up Sessions to discuss separately

-BIM Guide

-BIM Contracts

4.30 pm – 5.00 pm

Tea & End of Event

Eugene is the Deputy Chairman of Langdon & Seah Singapore Pte

Ltd and the representative in the Sustainability Group. He is also

leading the drive in Building Information Modelling and Contract and

Dispute Management. He is involved in projects and is hands-on with

getting value and quality services to his clients and to the project

team. Eugene also embellishes the Quantity Surveying scope with

sustainable economics and green approaches with the views of

project efficacy. Besides core Quantity Surveying work, Eugene

researches into Value Management, Risk Management, Sustainability

Management, Law and Contracts, Information Technology in

Construction as well as Project Management. He also lectures on

Green Issues in Singapore and overseas.