Banyards achieves BIM Level 2 certification

02 February, 2017

Building-services consulting engineers Banyards has become one of the first consultants to achieve formal certification for BIM Level 2 for construction and design. The assessment involves the ability of the team, as well as the quality of the systems and processes that support the applications of BIM.

The company is also working towards Level 3 BIM. Managing director Nick Till says, ‘We have already started on our journey to deliver Level 3 BIM. With the full range of services Banyards can offer, we are looking for like-minded partners to team up with to stay at the forefront of this exciting time for the construction industry.’

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