Projects-Based Bim Revit Electrical Modelling

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

• LO1: Read and visualise electrical systems and equipment drawings
• LO2: Set-up configurations for electrical model files
• LO3: Establish electrical settings for cable tray angles, voltage definition and distribution systems, properties and routing preference based on standard specification
• LO4: Load, place, and modify lighting fixtures
• LO5: Create and modify electrical circuits based on the required specification
• LO6: Create and modify cable containment routing based on the required specification and location
• LO7: Conduct checks and testing of electrical systems
• LO8: Create Lighting Switch and Distribution Board families with electrical connectors
• LO9: Create a parametric L-Bracket with Rod Support family
• LO10: Generate a schedule of Lighting Fixtures for technical specification purposes
• LO11: Create 2D and 3D Electrical views from BIM model in accordance with the Code of Practice for BIM e-Submission for Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing Requirements
• LO12: Generate customised tagging of Cable Containment for specification purposes
• LO13: Place electrical model views in title block

What You'll Learn

This course will impart the knowledge and skills for aspiring and existing professionals in the Built Environment to create Electrical Building Information Modelling (BIM) models and detail drawings in Revit. In this course, learners will build on their fundamental knowledge from Revit Basic, and focus on key functions of Revit for creating electrical models. They will learn to establish the settings of a new electrical model file, create electrical fixtures and layouts, and create custom electrical families. Learners will then generate schedules and views from their electrical models for the preparation of shop drawings or BIM e-submission.

Minimum Entry Requirement

• At least a diploma in architecture, mechanical and electrical, green building & sustainability, mechatronics civil, structural engineering, aerospace engineering, landscape architecture, interior design, sustainable urban design and engineering, or any built-environment related course.
• English language proficiency at GCE 'O' level of C6 and above, or WSQ Workplace Literacy skills of Level 6 and above.
• Proficient with the use of a Windows-based computer for work.
• Completed Projects-based BIM Revit Basic and Documentation Training or equivalent.
• No prior working experience required*.
• Learners who do not qualify in terms of education but have at least one year working experience in the Built Environment will be admitted on a case-by-case basis,