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Scottish BIM Supplier Group Baseline Survey
1.
Role
Architect
Mechanical or Electrical Engineer
Structural Engineer
Main Contractor
Subcontractor
Client
Client Advisor
Manufacturer
Other (please specify)
2.
Are you a member of a Professional Institute, if Yes which?
Yes
No
If Yes please specify which one
3.
Are you aware of the SFT BIM Level 2 implementation programme in Scotland’
SfT BIM Implementation Plan
Yes
No
4.
Do you work mainly on public or private projects?
Private Sector
Public Sector
Mix of Private and Public
5.
What Type of project do you typically work on?
Education
Healthcare
Industrial
Commercial
Residential
Civil, Infrastructure
Conservation
Other (please specify)
6.
Are you currently working on or have previously worked on a BIM project with a client, other consultants, contractor;
No
Yes, BIM Level 0
Yes, BIM Level 1
Yes, BIM Level 2
7.
How would you define your organisations information management? (NB; CDE is a Common Data Environment, extranet, file server, electronic document management server)
No collaboration, 2D paper/electronic prints, email
3D and 2D, BS 1192:2007, electronic sharing of information via CDE
Mostly 3D, managed CDE, common file format for sharing information (IFC, COBie)
If more than one box ticked please indicate % of projects.
8.
What do you see as your role in the delivery of BIM projects you are involved with?
Lead designer,
BIM Manager,
Information Manager
Project Manager
Design Manager
Other (please specify)
9.
Are you aware of the BIM Suppliers Group and the free BIM Advisory service?
Preparing for BIM
Yes
No
10.
Are you aware of the free BIM Awareness events for the Scottish Supply chain running since Q3 2016?
Awareness Events
Yes
No
11.
Where do you look for BIM information for personal development and/ or project working? [please specify]
Social media (linkedin / twitter),
Magazines,
Institute websites
Colleagues
Other Practitioners
Industry Websites (e.g. BIM, B1M)
Other (please specify)
12.
In your opinion what are the project, organisational and industry benefits of delivering BIM Level 2?
Reduce CAPEX
Reduce OPEX
Reduce risk
Improve quality of end product
Improve design coordination
Save time
Reduce fees
Reduce waste
Improve building performance
Other (please specify)
13.
In your opinion what are the main obstacles to delivering BIM Level 2?
Education
Senior Management
Client body
Cost
Lack of resource
No fee
Contractual Arrangement
Lack of awareness
Other (please specify)
14.
With reference to the previous question what information would you find most useful to overcome the delivery obstacles? e.g. 'Getting Started' guide, Access to Training, Clear client direction
15.
With reference to question 13 do you consider your Institute could provide further support in delivery of BIM?
Yes
No
If Yes, please provide guidance on what further support would be valuable
