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<doi>/ISEC.res.2017.27</doi>
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<article-title>BIM - PROCESSES - HEALTH &amp; SAFETY</article-title>
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<author>CHRISTOPH BODTL&#196;NDER, MANFRED HELMUS, AGNES KELM,<br/>
and ANICA MEINS-BECKER</author>

<aff>School of Architecture and Civil Engineering, University of Wuppertal, Wuppertal, Germany</aff>


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<title>ABSTRACT</title>
<p>BIM describes a method to integrate and connect all relevant, building related data into
a virtual data model over the whole lifecycle. The superior goal of all BIM-related
research projects at the Chair of Construction Management and Economics is therefore
to advance the efforts of data model standardization and the corresponding flow of
information between all participants involved in a building project. To identify all
relevant data, the focus of each project is hence directed to the question that needs
which information from whom, how, when and what for. The aim of the project is the
application of the BIM-method and the use of RFID-technology to improve work
safety in the real estate and construction industry is to identify, define and standardize
information relevant to work safety, so that they can be used for prevention-measures
with BIM. Initially therefore all work safety relevant processes have to be identified
and defined in regard to the detail content and level of details. This will lead to the
possibility of cross-company planning regarding work safety relevant processes with
BIM as well as the optimization of work safety during the construction and operating
phase in additional use of AutoID-Technologies.</p>
<p><italic>Keywords: </italic>Building Information Modeling, Digitalization, Information delivery,
Requirement catalog, Process-orientated method, Modern technologies, RFID, Auto-id,
Personal protective equipment, ISO 19650.<br/></p>
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