Frequently asked questions

Implementing digital processes can lead to significant cost savings by streamlining operations, eliminating inefficiencies, and improving the overall quality of estate management. By leveraging accurate and accessible data, organisations can optimise asset performance, reduce maintenance costs, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, minimising the risk of financial penalties.

Data accuracy and accessibility are crucial for the effectiveness of digital processes in estate management. Accurate and easily accessible data enables stakeholders to make informed decisions, optimise asset performance, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. Our digital processes are designed to enhance data quality and accessibility, empowering you to leverage estate information for strategic decision-making and operational excellence.

We take a comprehensive approach to ensure the successful implementation of digital processes. This includes providing extensive training and support to build the necessary capacity within the organisation, working closely with stakeholders to address any challenges or concerns, and offering ongoing support and maintenance to ensure the continuous improvement of information management practices.

Aligning digital processes with BS EN ISO 19650 standards ensures that our clients' estate information management practices adhere to industry best practices and requirements. This alignment enhances the quality, consistency, and interoperability of information, facilitating better collaboration among stakeholders and improving the overall efficiency of estate management.

Our digital processes are developed through close collaboration with industry professionals, allowing us to gain a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by higher education and healthcare organisations. We tailor our solutions to address these specific challenges, such as managing complex estates, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, and optimising the operational efficiency of assets.

We use hands-on exercises, group discussions, and live demonstrations, which are designed to foster an immersive learning environment. By simulating real-life challenges and encouraging active participation, we ensure that participants not only learn theoretical aspects of BIM but also develop the practical skills necessary to navigate complex BIM scenarios. Our goal is to make each training session as engaging and beneficial as possible, enabling participants to grasp complex concepts and apply them effectively in their work environments.

Yes. Majenta is equipped to deliver training across various geographical locations simultaneously. We use a blend of on-site and online training methods tailored to each site's specific needs and circumstances. Our flexible delivery options are designed to accommodate your team's schedule and availability, ensuring minimal disruption to your ongoing projects while maximising learning outcomes.

Following the completion of our training programmes, we continue to support your team's development in BIM capabilities through a variety of ongoing resources. This includes providing access to online tutorials, best practice guides, and case studies. We also offer follow-up sessions and one-on-one troubleshooting support to address specific challenges your team may encounter as they apply their new skills.

We take a highly consultative approach to our training programmes. This may involve customising sessions to include project-specific scenarios, offering specialised software training, or integrating BIM with other digital tools and platforms that your team uses.

Unlike conventional “off the peg” training, we provide bespoke sessions tailored to address the specific intricacies and challenges of your projects. Our courses are designed based on your business's operational and strategic goals, ensuring that every session delivers practical skills and insights that can be immediately applied. Our trainers are seasoned professionals with extensive field experience, bringing real-world scenarios into the classroom to enrich learning and understanding.

BS EN ISO 19650 is an internationally recognised standard specific to BIM, providing a comprehensive framework for managing information throughout the lifecycle of a built asset. Accreditation demonstrates that your organisation has been independently assessed and verified as meeting these rigorous standards, setting you apart from competitors and providing assurance to clients and partners.

Majenta is committed to providing ongoing support throughout your BS EN ISO 19650 compliance journey. We offer tailored training, guidance, and assistance to ensure that your team is fully equipped to implement the recommended changes and maintain compliance with BS ISO 19650 standards. Our goal is to be your long-term partner in BIM excellence.

Majenta's collaborative approach is designed to minimise disruption to your ongoing projects. We work closely with your team to integrate the necessary changes and improvements seamlessly, ensuring that your projects continue to progress smoothly while aligning with BS EN ISO 19650 standards.

The duration of the process can vary depending on the size and complexity of your organisation, as well as the current state of your BIM practices. Majenta will provide a detailed timeline as part of our strategic roadmap, outlining the key milestones and estimated completion date for obtaining BS EN ISO 19650 accreditation.

BS EN ISO 19650 accreditation demonstrates your commitment to industry best practices and can open up new business opportunities by enabling access to previously unattainable schemes and frameworks. It also ensures that your entire organisation is aligned to correct standards, methods, and processes, enhancing efficiency and consistency.

To participate in our virtual BIM CPD training sessions, you will need a computer with a stable internet connection, a webcam, and a microphone. We use industry-standard video conferencing platforms that are easy to use and accessible from most devices. Our team will provide detailed instructions and technical support to ensure a hassle-free virtual learning experience.

Yes, all participants who successfully complete the BIM CPD training will receive a certificate of completion. This certificate serves as evidence of their newly acquired knowledge and skills in BIM, which can be valuable for their professional development and career advancement.

We recommend a group size of no more than 10-15 participants to ensure an optimal learning experience. This allows for interactive discussions, hands-on exercises, and individualised attention from the trainer. However, we can accommodate larger groups if required and can also provide one-on-one coaching sessions for key personnel.

Yes. We understand that every organisation has unique needs and challenges regarding BIM CPD and adoption. Our trainers work closely with you to tailor the training content and focus areas to align with your specific requirements, ensuring that the training is highly relevant and applicable to your projects and workflows.

The duration of our CPD training sessions varies depending on the topics covered and the depth of knowledge required. Typically, our sessions range from half-day workshops to multi-day intensive courses. We work with you to determine the optimal duration based on your specific needs and learning objectives.

Yes, BIM significantly improves the lifecycle management of a building by providing tools that support environmentally conscious maintenance and operations. BIM’s dynamic data layering allows for continuous updates and access to operational data, which is crucial for making adjustments that conserve resources and reduce waste.

BIM facilitates the integration of sustainable materials and practices by allowing for detailed simulations and analysis of different materials and their impacts on the building’s environmental performance. This enables decision-makers to select materials that not only meet structural and aesthetic requirements but also align with sustainability targets. BIM's ability to streamline collaboration among all project stakeholders helps ensure that sustainable practices are implemented effectively throughout the supply chain and construction process.

Using BIM for sustainability reporting offers numerous benefits, including enhanced accuracy of data, the ability to track sustainability metrics over time, and improved communication of environmental impacts to stakeholders. BIM's comprehensive data management capabilities ensure that all relevant information is easily accessible and can be updated or modified to reflect changes in project scope or design, leading to more transparent and reliable sustainability reporting.

Yes, BIM can significantly aid in reducing a building’s carbon footprint by enabling the early integration of sustainable design principles and materials. By assessing the potential impacts of different design alternatives, BIM allows project teams to select options that minimise environmental impact from the outset. Additionally, the ongoing monitoring and adjustment capabilities provided by BIM ensure that the building operations remain as efficient as possible, further reducing the carbon footprint over the building's life cycle.

BIM enhances carbon accounting by providing a detailed and precise inventory of all materials used throughout the construction process, allowing for accurate calculations of embodied carbon. The ability to model and simulate various building scenarios and their environmental impacts also helps stakeholders make more informed decisions that align with sustainability goals. This detailed data capture facilitated by BIM is invaluable for conducting thorough environmental assessments and reporting.