IntroductionOn-site or remoteOPCO-eligibleCPF-eligible

Formation Autodesk Navisworks — Introduction

BIM coordination, clash detection and schedule simulation on a federated model

This 3-day introductory course teaches architects and interior architects how to federate models from every discipline in Navisworks to catch conflicts before construction starts. You navigate the model, manipulate and query objects, configure clash tests with their rules, analyse and group conflicts, then produce reports ready for coordination meetings. The final day covers Timeliner to simulate site progress and link the model to the construction schedule.

3 days (21h)
6-12 participants
5 modules
French
OPCO - Opérateurs de compétencesEligible for OPCO funding and skills development plans
CPF - Mon Compte FormationCPF-eligible (Mon Compte Formation)
1 800
EUR excl. tax / participant
CPF-eligible · OPCO-eligible
  • Delivered on-site or as a live virtual class, your choice
  • Groups of 6 to 12 participants maximum
  • Multi-discipline models provided for the coordination exercises
  • Clash report templates reusable in site meetings
  • Workstation with Autodesk Navisworks required (educational or professional licence)
  • Detailed training certificate issued on completion
  • Reference: NAVIS-INIT-3J — eligible for CPF, OPCO and corporate skill development plans

CPF-eligible (Mon Compte Formation)

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Course objectives

Distinguish the three Navisworks editions and choose the file types suited to each use case
Export from Revit to Navisworks and work directly alongside the design model
Navigate a federated model: navigation bar, walk, orbit, gravity tool, saved viewpoints and section planes
Manipulate objects: selection, colour, transparency, hiding, moving, rotating and scaling
Query and organise the model through the selection tree, object search, saved selections and the selection inspector
Create a clash test, define its rules and select the object sets to compare
Analyse, resolve and group detected conflicts, then generate a report as viewpoints or HTML
Build a 4D simulation with Timeliner: task creation, object attachment, appearance configuration and simulation settings

Detailed program (5 modules)

The three Navisworks editions, file types and how to open them, working directly with Revit and exporting to Navisworks, the navigation bar, walking through the model, orbit, the gravity tool, saved viewpoints and section planes.

Target audience

  • Architects working on technical coordination phases
  • Interior architects on multi-discipline projects
  • BIM coordinators and managers in practices or main contractors
  • Site managers looking to link model and schedule
  • Draughtspersons responsible for checking model consistency

Prerequisites

  • Good general computer skills
  • Practical experience of Revit or another 3D modelling package
  • Setup: DirectX 11 compatible graphics card or higher, 64-bit Windows, i5 3 GHz processor minimum
  • Machine resources: 6 to 8 GB RAM, 5 GB free disk space, 1280x1024 display or higher

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