As an M&E consultant or contractor, Revit and working in 3D is very important. However, using Revit alone is not enough to give you a competitive edge in today’s market. Using MEP BIM software created exclusively for the MEP industry can provide M&E consultants and contractors with a higher level of efficiency and accuracy
Using specialist MEP BIM software that sits within your Revit projects can benefit M&E consultants and contractors in various ways. Here are just a few of the main benefits.
Identify and resolve clashes
Do you find it hard to minimise rework on-site? MEP BIM software can identify clashes in the design stage, preventing any errors occurring on site and allowing the issue to be resolved before fabrication commences.
Integrated M&E calculations
Are you currently producing calculations by hand or outside of your 3D model? This can be a lengthy process, with mistakes being hard to spot. A sophisticated MEP BIM software comes with integrated M&E calculations helping you to improve the accuracy of your model whilst saving you time.
Have instant access to high-quality content items
Do you spend too much time looking for up-to-date item information? When using MEP BIM software, you can access manufacturer-managed content items without leaving Revit. This allows your models to be accurate, and you have the confidence that the component specifications are correct and up-to-date.
Who can help with M&E BIM software?
Stabicad for Revit is a sophisticated BIM solution designed specifically for use in the MEP industry. With UK-compliant integrated calculations, up-to-date manufacturer content, and the ability to produce truly constructible models in Revit, with Stabicad you can enhance your workflows and bring the mechanical and electrical teams together in a single, simple-to-collaborate environment.
Choosing BIM software
To learn about what you should look for when selecting MEP BIM modelling software, read Trimble’s ebook.
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