Agenda

    BIM workshop on the added-value of BIM for healthcare and pharmaceutical infrastructure

    Date

    5 April 2018

    Venue

    Bizkaia Technology Park, Building 700 - DERIO - BIZKAIA

    Time

    -

    Price

    Free

    The added-value of BIM for Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Infrastructure

    OBJECTIVE

    The objective of the workshop is to carry out a life-cycle analysis of health-related infrastructure such as hospitals, clinics, outpatient care centres, as well as laboratories and pharmaceutical facilities.

    The aim is to learn about case studies where BIM has been applied in each of these types of facilities during various stages of design, construction, manufacturing and maintenance, as well as to analyse the important benefits for public administrations and asset and infrastructure managers.

    BIM tools are not simply innovative drawing programmes, they are databases that use smart objects to associate the information allowing geometrical, economical, functional, technical, and performance characteristics of a facility to be selectively represented.

    In conclusion, BIM is a collaborative working methodology used to create and manage an infrastructure or building project with the aim of encouraging its use throughout its entire life-cycle.

    WHY YOU SIMPLY CAN’T MISS THIS WORKSHOP

    This workshop will try to answer a series of questions:

    Why would it be interesting to implement BIM in healthcare and pharmaceutical infrastructure?, Is it the right time to do it?, Will it be something mandatory in the near future?, Does the owner save time and money using BIM?, What do I have to do to implement it? Is it for new infrastructure, or for renovating existing infrastructure?, etc.

    In short, attendees will be informed about how the “Industry 4.0” philosophy can be transferred to the healthcare and pharmaceutical infrastructure sector, where the rate of digitalisation can be significantly improved.

    AIMED AT

    Managers and department managers of hospitals, health centres, and pharmaceutical industries, as well as technicians and managers of Basque Government Public Administrations, Provincial Councils, Osakidetza, Osalan, and the Ministry of Health.

    AGENDA
    08:45 Admission of attendees
    09:00 Welcome and introduction to the Workshop
    Jose Luis Elejalde, Director of the Lab_Services Division, TECNALIA
    09:05 PRESENTATION
    Overview, experience in Hospitals
    Sergio Muñoz, Secretary of the association BUILDING SMART SPANISH CHAPTER
    How BIM helps to save in healthcare and pharmaceutical industry infrastructure
    David Barco, Consulting Director of BERRILAN BIM                      
    10:00 DESIGN
    Hospital engineering integrating design, calculations and simulations
    Javier Revuelta, BIM Manager of GETINSA EUROESTUDIOS
    Optimisation of change control on site using BIM models, Angola Hospital
    ► Manuel Campomanes, Engineering and Architecture Director of IMPULSO INDUSTRIAL ALTERNATIVO
    Control and coordination of functional programmes during the hospital design phase  
    ► Ignacio de la Cruz, BIM Coordinator of WISE BUILD

    Coordinating BIM models at GHESA Ingeniería y Tecnología S.A.: Expansion of Farwaniah Hospital - Kuwait
    ► José Luís Balsells, Freelance Architect and BIM Manager
    10:45 CONSTRUCTION
    Advanced verification of constructive processes using point clouds
    Abel Capelastegui, Project Office Manager, Lab_Services, TECNALIA
    Experiences using BIM in Hospital Constructions
    ► Miguel Chica and Ana Carrera, BIM Managers of SACYR's Engineering and Infrastructure Department
    Industrialisation of constructive processes for Healthcare Infrastructure
    ► José Cosculluela, Manager of CONSTRUSOFT, Spain and Latin America

    11:30 Coffee Break
    12:00 MANUFACTURING
    Transferring laboratory processes to spaces and communications, implementing fixtures and instrumentation, loading facilities through industrialised solutions

     ► Adelmo Antelo, Manager of HIB Lab
    The importance of BIM objects for Healthcare Infrastructure 
     ► David Barco, Consulting Director of BERRILAN BIM  

    We will prepare some viewpoints in off-line mode related to:
    Manufacturing BIM objects: levels of development and levels of information in Healthcare Infrastructure 
     ► Cristobal Bernal, CTO of BIMETICA
    Modelling and optimisation of pharmaceutical facilities: The NORMON case  
     ► Carolina Ramírez, Freelance BIM Manager

     
    12:45 MAINTENANCE
    BIM in the development and maintenance of Healthcare Infrastructure

    Francisco Pizarro, Technical Manager of the Business Development Department and BIM Lead of ACCIONA Construction for Spain and Portugal
    Maintenance optimisation of pharmaceutical facilities
    ► Pablo Cordero, CEO of WISE BUILD
    Integrating FM in the life cycle of Hospitals
    ► Javier Garcia Montesinos, Director of CREA Soluciones Inteligentes
    13:30 Discussion and Q&A
    14:15 Closing address