BIM-Based Supervision Methodology for Projects and Public Works. Case Study of Projects and Construction Execution for Modernization of the Passenger Terminal at Montes Claros Airport - MG
- Guilherme Cunha Guignone
- Heurie Rocha
- Vitor Hugo Rizzotto
- João Luiz Calmon
Empresa Brasileira de Infraestrutura Aeroportuária (INFRAERO) · Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo (UFES)
- Evento
- XX SITRAER – Joinville, SC, Brasil, 18 a 20 de outubro de 2023
- Volume
- Proceedings of XX SITRAER – Air Transportation Symposium · ISSN 2448-1912
- Páginas
- 339–351
- Editora
- Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC)
- Editores
- Renata Cavion, Rafael Gigena Cuenca
Abstract
The engineering activities for the modernization of the Passenger Terminal at Montes Claros Airport – MG included projects and construction execution based on BIM and Inspection, carried out by the public administration, adopting a Custom Inspection Methodology Based on BIM - Building Information Modeling. The Methodology was conceived with a view to providing increased performance in the management of communication and in the development of engineering solutions, involving, in an integrated manner, Contractor - private initiative and Contractor - Public Company. As assumptions, it was considered that the development of models was validated by the Inspection on scheduled dates, according to the Project's milestone schedule, and that communication occurred assertively through the use of technological infrastructure and designed BIM processes. It could be seen that its adoption provided several benefits for the design and works stage, among them: adherence to the project and work schedule; increased performance in design and construction solutions through collaborative actions; minor design revisions; minor unpredictability during the work; better solutions for the covering of works; among others. The Case Study is proposed as a framework for the inspection of public works, mainly applicable to transport infrastructure projects and works in public administration.
Keywords: BIM; Airports; Collaboration; Communication; Public Construction