SYNOPSIS

In the construction and asset management industry the use of a Building Information Model which is shared by partners is becoming more and more commonplace. The adoption of Building Information Modelling (BIM) requires organizations and individuals to change the way they work. The traditional roles within the supply chain and client organizations may need to be redefined to successfully implement the new processes and information management requirements of BIM. This approach offers multiple benefits including faster, safer and ultimately more efficient solutions for clients. BIM is now becoming the standard of the construction industry. It is relevant for the majority of organizations working in the architectural, engineering, construction and infrastructure sectors, whatever their size, as well as contractor’s clients who require their supply chain to use BIM processes and tools.


BIODATA OF SPEAKER

Ir. Chee Shai Choon holds a BEng (Hons) with CPESC certified professional. He has more than 25 years of engineering experience in infrastructure and technology. Ir Chee Shai Choon leads a group of software developers in C&S Software Solutions Sdn Bhd which incorporated in year 2006. It is an infrastructure software developer company. He is specialized in water resources where he has developed first in country a digital MSMA-“Core MSMA Suite”. He serves on the ICT SIG at IEM.

Based in the BSI Malaysia office, Mr. Wilson is responsible for driving regional Built Environment growth strategy and focusing on positioning BSI as the partner of choice for product conformity certification and compliance services for the Digital Construction Sector in Malaysia.
As a certified BIM Level 2 professional, Wilson is well-versed with the standards and processes of the subject of Building Information Modelling. He also works closely with the British Standard department in Chiswick, London to obtain the latest news and information of the Industrial Revolution 4.0, such as Smart Cities, Internet of Things (IoT). With this, he plans to develop these best practices locally based on the successful implementation of other regions, by retrofitting local requirements to international standards. Prior to joining BSI, Wilson was graduated from the University of Birmingham with a Masters of Engineering and started off his career as a Process Engineer for four years in Manufacturing Industry and followed by another four years in the Standards and Certification industry. Having said that, he has a solid analytical knowledge about various complex processes, and in compliance and risk management.