• With BIM, detailed construction drawings provide precise instructions to contractors and subcontractors. These drawings include architectural, structural, and MEP plans as well. MEP stands for Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Services.

• Using BIM Models, programs containing detailed project timelines, milestones, and tasks can be curated. These schedules assist in project management and coordination between the stakeholders,

BIM documentation contains detailed specifications that outline materials, finishes, standards, and quality requirements. This information is essential for the procurement and construction processes.

Upon completion of the construction process, BIM models are updated to reflect the as-built conditions of the project. This ensures that an accurate record of the final state of the project is provided.

• Building information modelling (BIM) can be used to provide maintenance and operation manuals for facility managers to use with the models they develop. These manuals include information about the apparatus, as well as warranties and the procedures for keeping it in working order.

• Project compliance with local building codes, regulations, and industry standards can be ensured using BIM documentation.

Accuracy: BIM models ensure that the curated documentation is consistent and accurate.

Efficiency: By automating the documentation generations, BIM tools save time and reduce the added risk of errors compared to manual methods.

Clarity: BIM tools provide detailed drawings, schedules, and specifications, which give clarity to project stakeholders. This assists in reducing misunderstandings and disputes.

Change Management: BIM documentation ensures that all project participants work with the latest information and can be easily updated to reflect design changes.

Data Integration: The incredible tools of BIM allow for real-time data exchange and coordination, ensuring a seamless working process.