Autodesk Revit MEP Training Courses

REI’s Revit MEP Training in Abu Dhabi helps you to be acquainted with this powerful software solution for MEP designing works. Autodesk Revit MEP is particularly built for Building Information Modeling (BIM), which helps you to deliver higher-quality, more accurate model-based designs with the right tools designed for mechanical, electrical, & plumbing (MEP) engineers, draftsman, and others involved in the construction industry looking for an introduction into this process.

The Revit MEP course helps engineers optimize collaboration and provides better support at every stage of the design process by helping you to:

• Work with conceptual modeling and analysis tools that make the design process more intuitive and help you make more informed early design decisions.
• Focus on design and save time while Revit creates more accurate floor plans, elevations, sections, and 3D views, as well as area calculations, schedules, and quantity takeoffs, based on your specifications.
• Design building systems with greater accuracy using the coordinated and consistent information inherent in the intelligent 3D model.
• Better experience the design intent by viewing both 3D visualizations and 2D documentation.
• Meet industry and owner requirements for building systems efficiency by using integrated analysis earlier in the process, when changes are easier and less costly to make.
• Create smarter, more sustainable designs with integrated analysis tools and building performance analysis services.
• Use rich BIM data for clash detection, construction planning, and fabrication.
• Better communicate design intent to clients and stakeholders with high-quality, near-photorealistic design visualizations.
• Work with a single intelligent 3D model to improve coordination and collaboration across the project team.
• Minimize coordination mistakes and rework with fully parametric change management capabilities.
• Make better decisions earlier in the design process by more accurately visualizing and analyzing structures, before they are built.
• Reduce repetitive, labor-intensive tasks by working with a single model for structural analysis and documentation.
• Import, export, and link data with popular industry formats, including DWG, DXF, DGN, IFC, and CIS/2, to more easily work with data from consultants, clients, or contractors.