Building Information Modeling
Canada-based outsourcing Service
Maxwell MEP provides an outsourcing service with 20 years of experience in the MEP sector, specializing in supporting in-house P3 multi-disciplined project teams with a remote BIM resource to achieve project critical deadlines.
Why work with Maxwell MEP
We have in excess of 20 years of experience in the building services sector, the first 10 plus years in the UK working on major multi-million-pound construction projects across healthcare, industrial, commercial and residential projects across the UK.
Since 2012 based in Montreal Canada working on the Centre Hospitalier de l'Université de Montréal (CHUM), at that time the largest healthcare construction project in North America and also one of the largest in the world.
2020 Maxwell MEP was founded with our registered head office in Toronto. In 2021 we added a satellite office in Halifax Nova Scotia where we have continued to focus our work on P3 major healthcare projects in the Maritimes.
Services
Services Coordination
Perform a multi-disciplined model review identifying service and structure interferences. Liaising with the project lead to provide value engineered re-routing solutions. Track and monitor and the model for revision and ensure necessary updates are captured.
BIM/VDC
Using Revit to develop design concept into working models ensuring buildability and client manufacturing methodologies. Using Navisworks to develop real-time Virtual design construction content to enable the design/manufacturing team to have a better visual experience of the design and run clash detection
AutoCAD 2D
Transfer hard copy data and information from sketches and historical blueprints into AutoCAD to create or restore the information electronically. Single line diagrams for multi-disciplined building systems schematic layouts
HEALTH CARE PROJECT EXPERIENCE
New Adult Mental Health Acute Facility
(NAMHAF)
Newfoundland.
Client : The Cahill Group
Corner Brook Acute Care Hospital
(CBACH)
Newfoundland.
Client : The Plan Group
Centre Hospitalier de l' University de Montreal
(CHUM)
Montreal, Canada
Client: Centre Hospitalier de l' University de Montreal
Project Value: $2.5 Billion
M&E Value: $540 Million
MODULAR CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES
QUEEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL
(BNHJV)
Birmingham, England
Client: Joint Venture Haden Young and Balfour Beatty
Project Value: $1 Billion
M&E Value: $340 Million
This installation technique is often referred to as 'Lean design and construction' or 'Design for Manufacture Assembly' (DfMA) Lean design and construction is a production management-based project delivery system emphasizing the reliable and speedy delivery of value. It challenges the generally-accepted belief that there is always a trade-off between time, cost, quality, and safety. It differs from traditional installation methods as the system is built on Lean principles, the goal of which is to eliminate any human activity which absorbs resources but creates no value. Lean construction principles can be applied to any project with any project delivery model. It has proved beneficial during the COVID 19 pandemic allowing manufacturing to continue in a clean, safe, monitored, and controlled manner away from the construction site.
Examples of
off-site corridor module assembly
Examples of modular pump skids
Prefabricated modular chimney delivery and installation
Modular pipe riser delivery and installation
Prefabricated packaged plant room delivery and installation