Facility Management

With BIM as a foundation, AIM United’s facility management team gains access to a digital model containing detailed information about every aspect of a building’s design, materials, and systems. This digital twin provides valuable insights, simplifying maintenance and supporting informed decision-making throughout the building’s lifecycle. 

• Centralized Asset Information: BIM consolidates asset data into one platform, including equipment specifications, installation dates, and maintenance histories. Facility managers can easily access this information, reducing time spent searching for documents and enabling efficient management of assets. 

• Maintenance Scheduling and Predictive Maintenance: Through BIM, AIM United optimizes maintenance scheduling by connecting real-time data with asset-specific information. Predictive maintenance is facilitated by BIM’s data analytics capabilities, allowing us to anticipate maintenance needs and prevent costly breakdowns by addressing issues before they become critical. 

• Energy Management and Sustainability: BIM provides energy usage data and helps identify energy-saving opportunities. Facility managers can simulate adjustments to HVAC, lighting, and insulation systems, ensuring buildings operate sustainably and reduce long-term operational costs. 

• Space and Resource Optimization: BIM’s spatial data allows for effective space utilization planning, especially for high-traffic or multi-functional facilities. Facility managers can monitor and adjust layouts, assess workspace needs, and enhance resource allocation, optimizing comfort and productivity for occupants.