Class BDB23.

Occupational roles Occupational role 1: Digital building designer Occupational role 2: Site supervisor Occupational role 3: Building engineer, digital construction Occupational role 4: Contracting engineer The graduate has knowledge of... - The importance of digitalisation for the construction industry and its potential for innovation - The construction process and how digital tools and methods can be used in it to make it more efficient and improve it from different perspectives - Materials science, measurement technology, setting out and building physics - Key conditions for successfully implementing a digitalisation project in the construction industry - All the parts included in KMA - Different methods and tools in communication, leadership, conflict management and problem solving, and how these can be adapted to different situations and contexts - Logistics coordination and its planning - Construction contract law and different forms of contracting - Digital software for model management, coordination on the construction site, visualisation of BIM models, and design with object-based BIM tools - Implementing BIM as a working method, creating visualisations of BIM models and carrying out design with BIM tools - How point clouds and VR are currently applied in the construction industry and their future development potential The graduate has the skills to... - Lead a customer-related dialogue with a professional approach. - Carry out and demonstrate how digitalisation can make work more efficient towards, for example, climate goals, cost efficiency and improved results for a company. - Apply and interpret different drawings and adapt different construction techniques/materials to different conditions - Follow key agreements, regulations and rules that apply in construction projects - Handle methods, tools and rules for transport, deliveries and goods receipt inspections - Collaborate with subcontractors and interpret contracts - Handle quantity take-off and carry out different cost estimates - Model in digital tools - Convert and export BIM models for use in a VR environment The graduate has the competence to... - Lead a customer-related dialogue with a professional approach. - Coordinate work between different disciplines in construction projects - Plan, structure and carry out an independent digitalisation project within given time frames, and analyse and draw conclusions from the results - Take part in and take responsibility for ensuring that systematic quality, environmental and work environment management is followed on the construction site - Supervise groups towards set goals, using adapted methods and tools for leadership, communication, conflict management and problem solving, and with regard to legal guidelines and financial conditions - Take responsibility for and ensure the planning of logistics coordination and the site layout on a construction site. - Choose suitable technical solutions in a BIM-designed project and carry out quantity take-off, cost estimating and time and resource planning through a BIM model-based process - Create, process and use point clouds as a basis for design