1. Introduction 2. Opportunities for BIM and Health and Safety 3. Using Health and Safety Information in the BIM Environment 4. Communicating with and Contributing to the Model 5. Working with Information in the Model 6. What’s next for BIM and Health and Safety?
Biography
Stefan Mordue, BA DipArch MSc RMaPS MAPM RIBA, is a chartered architect, qualified Construction Project Manager, registered CDM Coordinator and NBS Technical Author. He has been involved in the development of the National BIM Library and has a background within small architectural practice. He is currently the CIC BIM 2050 working group Communications Manager and a member of the CIC BIM4Health and Safety group. He is a visiting lecturer at Heriot-Watt University and regular contributor to the APS Digest.
Roland Finch, BSc FRICS ACIArb, is a chartered quantity surveyor with over 30 years construction industry experience in both the public and private sectors. He is the principal author for NBS Preliminaries and Project Management content, has written many articles on a variety of health & safety topics, and is a contributor to Croner’s Management of Health & Safety. He is a member of the RICS UK QS and Construction Professional Group Board, and a Director of the RICS Research Trust.
