BL-BEX-01 · BIMLabs training programme
BEXEL Manager Fundamentals
Build a practical foundation in BEXEL Manager, from model federation and review to quantities and an introduction to time and cost information.
Who this programme is for
Professionals starting practical work in BEXEL Manager, including engineers, BIM users, planners and quantity surveyors.
Before you start: Basic BIM and model-navigation knowledge. No previous BEXEL Manager experience is required.
Learning outcomes
- Set up a federated training model and check units, location and model hierarchy.
- Navigate, inspect properties and organise elements with selection sets and breakdown structures.
- Review model information and coordinate a manageable set of clashes and issues.
- Create and validate a structured quantity take-off.
- Explain the relationship between model elements, cost classifications and schedules.
- Present a short, traceable model-review and quantity report.
Programme outline
1. Interface and model intake · 3h
Project setup, navigation, units, coordinates and an intake checklist.
2. Federation and model organisation · 3h
Combine model disciplines, review hierarchy and manage visibility.
3. Properties and reusable selections · 3h
Inspect properties, use filters and create repeatable selection sets.
4. Breakdown structures · 3h
Organise model elements by discipline, location and work package.
5. Information quality · 3h
Identify missing data, inconsistent classifications and review limitations.
6. Clash review and coordination · 3h
Define checks, review and group results, and prepare actionable issues.
7. Quantity take-off · 3h
Choose quantities and units and build a structured take-off.
8. Quantity validation and reporting · 3h
Reconcile sample quantities and prepare traceable reports.
9. Introduction to time and cost · 3h
Understand model-to-cost and model-to-schedule connections through a guided example.
10. Integrated practical exercise · 3h
Complete a model-review and quantity task and present the results.
Practical assessment
An integrated practical exercise demonstrating a repeatable model-review and quantity workflow.
What you will develop
- Model intake checklist
- Reusable selection sets and a breakdown structure
- Validated quantity take-off
- A concise coordination and quantity report
Single-company and multi-company delivery
Available as single-company (mono-business) training or multi-company (multi-business) training. Single-company delivery is adapted to an agreed company workflow; multi-company delivery uses a common training dataset and learning objectives.
Participation, scope and delivery arrangements are agreed around the training needs and the format. The assigned trainer is confirmed for each delivery.
The 30-hour structure is a programme proposal. Delivery dates, software access and final arrangements are confirmed separately.
Programme outline prepared for review. No scheduled dates or HRDA approval are confirmed by this listing. Any subsidy is subject to the relevant scheme and eligibility requirements.