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LAPT
London Academy of Professional Training
Certificate
ISO 16739 — Industry Foundation Classes IFC for Data Sharing
ISO Certification Programme
REF: BLD-BIM-16739
• ISO Building & Construction
• Building Information Modelling
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| 3Subjects | 17Chapters | 102Classes | 300Total Marks | 60%Pass Mark | LifetimeValidity |
At a Glance
| Reference | BLD-BIM-16739 |
| Award | Certificate |
| Assessment | 300 marks — 180 to pass (60%) |
| Prerequisites | None |
| Validity | Lifetime |
| Awarding Body | LAPT — London Academy of Professional Training |
Curriculum
| 1 | ISO BLD Foundation | 7 chapters · 42 classes 100 marks |
• 4 Clause 4: Context of the Organisation — 6 classes
› Understanding the Role of Organisations in IFC Standards
› Identifying Interested Parties in Data Sharing Context
› Defining the Scope of IFC Management Systems
› Establishing Boundaries for Effective IFC Implementation
› Assessing the Impact of Stakeholders on IFC Processes
› Aligning Organisational Objectives with IFC Requirements
• 5 Clause 5: Leadership — 6 classes
› Understanding Leadership Commitment in IFC Data Sharing
› Establishing Policies for IFC Compliance and Implementation
› Defining Roles in IFC Data Management
› Responsibilities of Leaders in BIM Collaboration
› Authorities and Accountability in IFC Governance
› Fostering a Culture of Leadership in Data Sharing
• 6 Clause 6: Planning — 6 classes
› Understanding Risks and Opportunities in IFC for Data Sharing
› Setting Objectives Aligned with IFC Planning Principles
› Developing a Risk Management Strategy using ISO 16739
› Integrating Opportunities into IFC Project Planning
› Creating Measurable Objectives for IFC Implementation
› Continuous Improvement in IFC Planning Processes
• 7 Clause 7: Support — 6 classes
› Understanding Resources for IFC Data Sharing
› Building Competence in Industry Foundation Classes
› Raising Awareness of IFC Communication Needs
› Effective Communication Strategies in ISO 16739
› Documented Information Requirements for IFC Compliance
› Integrating Support Mechanisms for IFC Implementation
• 8 Clause 8: Operation — 6 classes
› Operational Planning in IFC Frameworks for Data Sharing
› Control Measures for Effective IFC Project Management
› Implementing Operational Strategies in IFC Environments
› Standard-Specific Requirements for IFC Operational Control
› Optimising Data Sharing Through IFC Operational Planning
› Best Practices for Operations within ISO 16739 Standards
• 9 Clause 9: Performance Evaluation — 6 classes
› Monitoring Performance in IFC Data Sharing Systems
› Measuring Effectiveness of IFC Implementation Strategies
› Analysing Data Quality in Industry Foundation Classes
› Evaluating Compliance with ISO 16739 Standards
› Conducting Internal Audits for Effective Data Management
› Management Review Processes for IFC Performance Improvement
• 10 Clause 10: Improvement — 6 classes
› Understanding Nonconformity in IFC Data Sharing
› Developing Effective Corrective Actions in IFC Framework
› Implementing Continual Improvement in IFC Processes
› Assessing Nonconformities in Industry Foundation Classes
› Strategies for Corrective Action in ISO 16739 Compliance
› Measuring Success in Continual Improvement for IFC Standards
| 2 | LAPT Certified Lead Implementation Consultant | 5 chapters · 30 classes 100 marks |
• CH1 Understanding ISO 16739 and Its Importance — 6 classes
› Introduction to ISO 16739 and IFC Standards
› Significance of Data Sharing in Construction
› Key Components of Industry Foundation Classes
› Overview of BIM and Its Role in IFC
› ISO 16739 Compliance: Benefits and Challenges
› Case Studies Highlighting Successful Implementation
• CH2 Conducting Gap Analysis for Implementation — 6 classes
› Identifying Current BIM Practices within the Organisation
› Assessing Compliance with ISO 16739 Requirements
› Tools and Techniques for Effective Gap Analysis
› Documenting Findings and Recommendations
› Prioritising Gaps for Actionable Outcomes
› Engaging Stakeholders in the Gap Analysis Process
• CH3 Developing a Robust Project Implementation Plan — 6 classes
› Key Elements of a Project Implementation Plan
› Defining Clear Objectives and Milestones
› Establishing Roles and Responsibilities
› Resource Allocation and Budgeting for IFC Projects
› Risk Management Strategies for Implementation
› Creating a Timeline for Implementation Activities
• CH4 Effective Stakeholder Management Strategies — 6 classes
› Identifying Key Stakeholders in IFC Implementation
› Building Relationships and Engagement Techniques
› Facilitating Communication Across Teams
› Addressing Stakeholder Concerns and Expectations
› Collaboration Strategies for Successful Data Sharing
› Measuring Stakeholder Satisfaction and Feedback
• CH5 Ensuring Certification Readiness and Internal Audits — 6 classes
› Preparing Documentation for ISO Certification
› Internal Audit Methodology for ISO 16739
› Conducting Effective Internal Audits
› Management Review: Importance and Best Practices
› Addressing Non-Conformities and Improvement Plans
› Final Preparations for Certification Audit
| 3 | LAPT Certified Skill Consultant | 5 chapters · 30 classes 100 marks |
• CH1 ISO 16739 Overview and Industry Importance — 6 classes
› Introduction to ISO 16739 and IFC
› The Role of IFC in Data Sharing
› Understanding BIM and its Benefits
› ISO 16739 in Building & Construction
› Case Studies of IFC Integration
› Future Trends in BIM and ISO Standards
• CH2 Positioning ISO Skills in Industry Sectors — 6 classes
› Identifying Key Industry Sectors for ISO 16739
› Mapping Skills to Industry Demands
› Assessing Current Market Needs
› Developing Targeted Skillsets
› Aligning ISO Skills with Client Needs
› Building a Sector-specific Skill Portfolio
• CH3 Consultant Branding and Market Presence — 6 classes
› Crafting Your Consultant Brand
› Building Credibility in the BIM Sector
› Effective Marketing Strategies for Consultants
› Networking and Building Relationships
› Utilizing Social Media for Branding
› Creating a Compelling Value Proposition
• CH4 Client Advisory Services in BIM Context — 6 classes
› Understanding Client Needs and Expectations
› Defining Advisory Roles in BIM Projects
› Delivering Effective Consultative Solutions
› Navigating Client Relationships and Feedback
› Ethics and Best Practices in Consulting
› Evaluating the Impact of Advisory Services
• CH5 Building a Sustainable Consulting Practice — 6 classes
› Establishing a Consulting Business Model
› Financial Planning for Consultants
› Engaging with the LAPT Partner Framework
› ISO and Industry Integration Strategies
› Scaling Your Consulting Practice
› Long-term Success and Client Retention
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