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LAX – The BIM to FM Story
Frank Peters, Walsh Construction
Summary
The $1.8B Tom Bradley International Terminal expansion project at LAX will be ready to open spring of 2013. It is designed to provide an updated image for Los Angeles to the World as well as meet the super-jumbo aircraft (A380), higher passenger volumes and growing logistical requirements. During the construction phase Walsh demonstrated to LAX that a 100% digital delivery of project data that interfaces and supports their Facility Management requirements is possible. Working jointly with LAX Facilities Management Group (FMG) Walsh defined the framework for processes to deliver the complete project data set in ways that make it accessible and useful for Facility Management and Operations.
Presenter
Frank Peters has a diverse background with over 30 years of experience in the manufacturing and construction industry. He holds the position of Project Manager, responsible for implementation of Building Information Modeling processes and procedures on the $1.8B LAX project. His undergraduate educational is in Industrial Engineering and Management.
Prior to joining Walsh Group, Mr. Peters was the Program Manager for Virtual Design and Construction at McCarthy Builders, a Saint Louis based General Constructor. He led the development of BIM and Lean Construction strategy and implementation across the company.
Before coming to the Construction sector, he has held senior positions in Product Development at Sun Microsystem Inc, focusing on the design and development team management of the Enterprise Server product line. While with Sun, Mr. Peters served as a senior staff member of the Product Development group’s 6-Sigma Team. Mr. Peters has managed multiple projects implementing advanced Kanban and supply chain management processes in manufacturing, construction and the ERP sectors. Mr. Peters has also directly managed multiple international Medical Device manufacturing plant construction projects for Fortune 100 corporations.
FALL 2012 BIMFORUM AGENDA
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- BIM – Raising the Accountability Bar For Building Performance
- BIM LOD Caveat Emptor! : Let The Owner Be Aware Of The BIM LOD They Ask For!
- BIM to FM & GIS: Bringing Facility Lifecycle Data Commissioning to Denver International Airport
- COBie Pilot Project, BIM-GIS Integration and Other Adventures in Digital Facilities Management
- Developing a Strategic BIM Implementation Plan for the Renovation Process of Existing Facilities
- Handover Nirvanna: Transition to Operations Approach
- Having All The Technology In The World Doesn’t Solve Your Facilities Model Management Needs
- LAX – The BIM to FM Story
- Leveraging BIM from Design Concept to Facility Management: Lessons Learned in the field at Central Washington Hospital
- Managing Research in 6 Dimensions
- New Research from McGraw-Hill on BIM in North America
- Putting the BIMS in 6D: A Panel Discussion
- Xavier University’s Facility Management BIM Integration – A case study
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