4D scheduling and construction sequence simulation
OnePoint BIM links the BIM model to the construction programme, so the project team sees the sequence and phases of work before it starts on site.
What you receive
- A 4D model linked to the construction programme.
- A Level 4 schedule in Primavera, when needed.
- Sequence videos for meetings and reviews.
- Model updates when the programme changes.
When it is used
Planning the construction phases
Phases and site logistics shown on the model, next to the programme.
4D is required by the contract
A 4D model submitted with the programme, as the contract requires.
Tracking progress
Planned against actual, shown on the same model.
Presentations and meetings
The sequence of work shown to the owner or the consultant in a visual form.
How we work
1
Preparing the model
2
Linking the programme
3
Running the simulation
4
Regular updates
Common questions
What is 4D BIM?
4D BIM links each element of the model to an activity in the construction programme. Played over time, the simulation shows what is built at each stage, so sequence and access problems appear early.
Can you work from the project’s programme file?
Yes. The programme is sent in its native format, for example Primavera, linked to the model and kept up to date with the project’s planning team.