BIM managers and structural engineering leads
Kicking off a new building project that requires clear BIM execution planning across multiple disciplines.
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The SE BIM Round Table Inputs & Outputs mind map template provides a structured framework for tracking information exchange across all project phases, from Preliminary Programming through FM. With 291 nodes organized into 8 phases and 6 stakeholder roles (Owner, ARCH, MEP Engineer, STR Engineer, GC, Subcontractor), this template helps structural engineering teams define clear IN and OUT deliverables at each stage. Key nodes include 'Preliminary Programming', 'Concept', and 'SD' (Schematic Design), each with role-specific input/output branches. This SE BIM Round Table template serves as a comprehensive cheat sheet for BIM coordination, ensuring no critical data handoff is overlooked during design and construction.
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Project architects and MEP/structural engineers
Reviewing information handoffs during a design phase transition (e.g., from SD to DD) to ensure no deliverables are missed.
Facility managers and owners
Preparing a facility management handover package after construction, documenting as-built inputs and outputs.
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Open Template and Select Phase
Launch the .xmind file and navigate to the specific project stage such as Preliminary Programming or Schematic Design.
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Review and Customize Stakeholder Deliverables
Expand the stakeholder roles to modify the predefined IN and OUT branches according to your specific project requirements.
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Verify Information Exchanges During Meetings
Utilize the completed map as a comprehensive checklist during coordination meetings to ensure all critical data handoffs are addressed.
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It's a BIM coordination tool that maps inputs and outputs for structural engineering and related disciplines across all project phases, from Preliminary Programming to Facility Management.
It's organized by project phase (Preliminary Programming, Concept, SD, DD, CD, Construction, FM) and within each phase by stakeholder role (Owner, ARCH, MEP Engineer, STR Engineer, GC, Subcontractor), each with IN and OUT branches.
Structural engineers, BIM managers, architects, MEP engineers, general contractors, and owners who need to track information exchanges in a structured way.
Yes. You can add, remove, or rename the IN and OUT nodes under each role and phase to match your project's specific deliverables.
Yes, you can simplify it by focusing only on the phases and roles relevant to your project, removing unused branches.
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