This training consists of a total of five parts. The respective parts and their individually adaptable contents are listed below.

Part 1: Terms and principles

- Description of the terms and principles of DIN EN ISO 19650

- Recommendations for information management specifications

- Applicability to assets and projects

Part 2: Planning, construction and commissioning phase

- Definition of the information management process for BIM use during the deployment phase

- Application of DIN EN ISO 19650-2 to assets and organizations

Part 3: Operation phase of the assets

- Specification of the information management process for BIM use during the operational phase

- Application of DIN EN ISO 19650-3 to assets and organizations in the operational phase

- Application and delegation of the requirements of DIN EN ISO 19650-3

- Determining your own requirements for information during the operational phase

- Creating a collaborative environment to achieve commercial objectives

Part 4: Infomation exchange

- Sustainable execution of information exchange according to ISO 19650

- Application of information exchange taking into account DIN EN ISO 19650 parts 2 and 3

- Compliance with specific EIR/AIR regarding information exchange of any kind

Part 5: Specification for security aspects of BIM, digitized buildings and smart asset management

- Principles of security-conscious information management

- Security-conscious management of sensitive information

- Creating and maintaining a security culture for organizations in relation to BIM information

- Monitoring and auditing of security requirements

Part 6: Health and safety

- H&S information principles and requirements

- Creating, using and managing structured H&S information - Sharing and using H&S information

- Application of H&S information to all persons and organizations involved in a construction project

You can choose which parts of DIN EN ISO 19650 you would like to learn. In our experience, we recommend at least parts 1-3 in order to gain a solid foundation in DIN EN ISO 19650.