BIM for Fire Protection Contractors

• Fire Sprinkler System layouts and Fire Sprinkler Components, including fire sprinkler heads, control valves, check valves, fire alarms, pressure gauges, inspector’s test valves, hangers, and main and branch lines following Fire Safety norms.
• Our Fire Protection Shop Drawing range includes Layouts, Floor Plans, Schedules, and Details for fire protection components and other building systems.

Penetration drawings for slabs and walls with details such as sleeve size, location, and elevation.

• Precise material quantities, generated from the coordinated 3D BIM model that enables clients to estimate project costs accurately.
• The Quantity Take-Off sheet is automatically updated when the BIM model is modified.

Detailed 3D Equipment Pad Layouts along with Equipment Tags to ensure fire protection considering all safety parameters.

We follow a comprehensive process that determines the accuracy and reliability of construction documents for seamless building design and construction practices.

Cross-checking layouts, equipment types, and sizes of building components to ensure accuracy and alignment with relevant codes and standards.

Selection of the proper sprinkler system in accordance with the NFPA and local fire standards for fire safety measures.

BIM improves fire safety by integrating fire protection systems into the overall building design. It allows for precise hydraulic calculations, flow rates, and pressure requirements. Through highly detailed shop drawings and construction documents, contractors can make clearer and more accurate decisions, ensuring seamless integration and compliance with safety regulations.

Using BIM for fire sprinkler systems provides benefits such as accurate quantity takeoff, cost estimation, and efficient cost control. It ensures seamless coordination with other building components, reducing the risk of costly rework. BIM software facilitates informed decisions during the design phase and helps maintain regulatory compliance.

BIM assists in the design and construction of fire protection systems by creating highly detailed MEPF models that incorporate fire safety requirements. These models support the generation of accurate shop drawings, hydraulic calculations, and materials specifications, ensuring the fire sprinkler system meets design and regulatory standards, leading to safer buildings.

BIM supports facility managers and other stakeholders by providing a comprehensive view of the fire protection system within the building. It ensures seamless coordination and integration with other systems, aiding in maintenance and future upgrades. The BIM process enables informed decisions, accurate cost estimation, and effective cost control throughout the project lifecycle.