We design in BIM. Not instead of the design — before the clash on site

Scope

What the design covers

• Revit model of the electrical discipline: LV switchboards (size, level, code), cable trays, ladders and conduits, general, emergency and escape lighting with power and circuit parameters
• UPS, generator, ATS, transformer — as devices with power; earthing and lightning protection as the main routes
• ELV in a separate workset or file: fire alarm, voice alarm, intruder alarm, access control, CCTV, racks — with a containment separation rule
• Openings and reservations for structure and mechanical — clash: slab–tray, shaft–duct, switchroom–structure
• Working on the architect's coordination model (linked, not copied) and on the project CDE: Autodesk Docs / BIM 360 or the client's platform
• Electrical BEP: the client's Revit version, shared coordinates, file and workset naming, LOD per stage, clash schedule
• Clash report (Navisworks / Revit): number, view, discipline, status — only clashes that cost money on site
• Schedules from model parameters: luminaires, switchboards, containment lengths — for bills of quantities and tender
• Issue: PDF sheets from the model, DWG plans, discipline IFC; RVT where the contract provides for it
• Conventional documentation outside the model: single-line diagrams, calculations, DSO connection conditions, expert approvals

Why Eko Elprom

What the client gains