The take up of BIM has tripled over the last three years since the launch of NBS’s UK National BIM Survey and will become a mandatory requirement from 2016 across all publicly procured buildings and infrastructure projects.

The undertaking of the course allows Senior to work with clients to utilise BIM and keep building costs low, by identifying potential problems before they arise, as well as having the knowledge to manage data effectively.

Building Information Modelling (BIM) allows designers to visualise real components at various stages, right through to construction and operations.

Accessible via the company’s Extranet, the BIM system provides fully compatible models of Reynaers systems for integration into building designs, plans and simulation.

Customers, architects and specifiers will be able to view all of the products on the Franke Sissons website.

Staying in line with guideline requirements means that technology must be able to create computer visuals, collate project related data and make it available to project partners and government bodies.

The BIM Objects allow for Ancon products to be incorporated into a 3D building model and its component data base.

Causeway Executive Vice President Paul Madeira said: “We look forward to working with Q Serve to ensure they gain the maximum benefit from their investment in Causeway.”

A government initiative has been set up aiming to incorporate level 2, 3D BIM on all public funded building projects over £5 million by 2016.

Zehnder BIM components are available for a range of radiators, radiant heating, cooling panels and trench heaters.