Information requirements written into a contract mean little if the project team has no working method for meeting them. ISO 19650 sets the standard for managing BIM information — but turning that standard into daily practice is a coordination skill in its own right.

The BIM Project Coordination and Information Management training course, delivered by Arab British Fellowship Training Academy, builds that skill directly: structuring information risk and roles around ISO 19650, running a compliant BIM execution plan and Common Data Environment, coordinating models across disciplines through structured clash detection, and extending the result into digital twin readiness.

Who Should Attend?

• BIM Coordinators, Managers, and Information Managers
• Design Managers and Multidisciplinary Engineering Teams
• Project and Construction Managers Overseeing BIM-Enabled Projects
• Digital Engineering and Information Management Professionals
• Consultants and Client-Side Teams Managing Project Information Requirements

What You'll Gain

• Apply ISO 19650 principles as the foundation for coordinated information delivery
• Structure a BIM execution plan that meets contractual information requirements
• Manage a Common Data Environment with compliant information states and approvals
• Run structured clash detection and coordination meetings across disciplines
• Coordinate architecture, structural, and MEP models to resolve conflicts efficiently
• Assess a project's readiness to extend coordinated data into a digital twin

Module 1: The Real Cost of Unmanaged Information Risk

• Common information failures on multidisciplinary BIM projects
• How ISO 19650 addresses information risk at the source
• What compliant coordination actually looks like

Module 2: ISO 19650 Foundations for Coordinated Delivery

• Overview of ISO 19650 principles and structure
• Applying information management requirements to project delivery
• Information exchange and handover under ISO 19650

Module 3: Structuring a Compliant BIM Execution Plan

• Purpose and structure of a BIM execution plan
• Defining roles, responsibilities, and coordination protocols
• Aligning the plan with project and client requirements

Module 4: The Common Data Environment — States, Approvals, and Version Control

• Structuring and managing a project CDE
• Information states and approval workflows
• Data security and version control

Module 5: Clash Detection and Coordination Meetings

• Running structured clash detection reviews
• Managing coordination meetings and workflows
• Tracking and closing out identified conflicts

Module 6: Cross-Discipline Model Coordination

• Coordinating architecture, structural, and MEP models
• Common coordination challenges and how to address them
• Resolving conflicts identified through model coordination

Module 7: From Coordinated Data to Digital Twin Readiness

• How coordinated BIM models support digital twin creation
• Linking construction information to operational digital twins
• Practical considerations for digital twin readiness

Module 8: Practical Application and Lessons Learned

• Case studies in BIM coordination and information management
• Common pitfalls in managing coordinated BIM projects
• Lessons learned from real project coordination challenges