ISO 19650 - Building Information Modelling (BIM)

ISO 19650 is meant for building owners and operators

ISO 19650 has been widely accepted as a required ecosystem for government, industry, and investment projects in many countries. This tool aims to find out how well digital information is managed by using Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Common Data Environment (CDE) at different points in an asset's lifecycle. These stages include the planning, designing, and building phases described in ISO 19650-2. They also include the operating phase, which describes in ISO 19650-3 the facility management, asset management, and property management stages.

Veritas's Real Estate experts and Digital Built Environment project managers can help you put ISO 19650's technical, organizational, and specification-related parts into action. They can also look at and improve the ISO 19650 measures that are already in place, give real training to your internal project team or other people you choose, and do audits to make sure you've met all of your ISO 19650 goals.

1. Checking to See if ISO/IEC Standard 19650 Is Ready

A short and inexpensive review will be done to find out how much you are following the rules and to find any problems you are having right now. Review, interviews, BIM model checks, and Veritas ISO 19650 Readiness Index assessment will be used to come up with a compliance number. Afterward, Veritas experts will explain what they found and what needs to be done using various ISO 19650 levels, such as technology and data, jobs and responsibilities, documents and guidelines, knowledge/HR, and processes/workflows.

2. A letter of agreement from Veritas Assurance

They will give a letter of compliance if it can be proven that ISO 19650 standards were followed properly. If you go this road, you will save money that would have been spent on theoretical studies of the ISO 19650 framework and useless ways of teaching that might be hard to measure.