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Projects-based BIM OpenRail Designer Modelling and Documentation

In this course, learners will first understand the context and application of OpenRail on real-world projects through reading and visualizing rail alignment data and drawings.

Course Overview

Projects-based BIM OpenRail Designer Modelling and Documentation will impart the knowledge and skills for aspiring and existing professionals in the Built Environment to create BIM database for rail and road network assets.

In this course, learners will first understand the context and application of OpenRail on real-world projects through reading and visualizing rail alignment data and drawings. They will then be taken through the step-by-step process of setting up a new rail project file, establishing model settings, creating 3D alignments, various strategies for creating tunnel templates, applying canting, turnouts and generating documentation. Through acquiring these skills, learners will be able to participate in creating and managing the BIM database for infrastructure projects.

Course Curriculum

LO1. Read and visualise rail alignment data and drawings
LO2. Identify system requirements for OpenRail Designer
LO3. Set up a new project file for rail and road models
LO4. Establish project units, civil formatting, coordinates, and design standards
LO5. Create horizontal alignment and vertical alignment
LO6. Create 3D alignment
LO7. Create tunnel with default drop template
LO8. Read and visualise drawings for civil infrastructure
LO9. Create customised drop templates
LO10. Create corridor by applying customised drop templates and transitions
LO11. Apply canting on drop templates
LO12. Create turnouts
LO13. Generate XML reports and profile chart for technical specification purposes
LO14. Create cross section, longitudinal sections, and 3D views
LO15. Place views in title block
LO16. Create annotations for documentation drawings

Course Relevance To Employment

This course is suitable for aspiring and existing practitioners of the Built Environment who create and manage BIM databases for rail and road network assets.

Funding

SkillsFuture funding is available for this course and applies till December 2024. For details on how funding is available to company-sponsored learners and individual sponsorship
The fee here represents the indicative nett fee payable after funding. Please check with Ace Industrial Academy Pte Ltd on your eligibility and payable nett fee, and applicable GST.
For bulk sign-ups with at least 5 learners, please contact us directly.

Assessment

At the end of this course, learners will go through an assessment.
Learners who achieve the Course Completion Requirements will be accorded a WSQ certificate.

Entry Requirements

Recommended for individuals with at least a Diploma in relevant course of study (i.e. engineering / architecture / green building & sustainability / any built-environment related course )
English language proficiency at GCE ‘O’ level of C6 and above, or WSQ Workplace Literacy skills of Level 6 and above.
Proficient in the use of Windows-based computer for work.
Proficient in the use of MicroStation for 2D drafting and 3D modelling.
No prior working experience required*.
*Learners who do not qualify in terms of education but have at least one year working experience in the Built Environment will be admitted on a case-by-case basis.