Jabłonka, Tomasz; Ornat, Marek; Żółkiewski, Sławomir
(Scientific Journals Maritime University of Szczecin, Zeszyty Naukowe Akademia Morska w Szczecinie,
)
Building Information Modelling (BIM) technology is briefly reviewed in this paper in order to demonstrate
the potential application of this methodology in the shipbuilding industry. A properly-created BIM model is
a valuable tool for the designers and future users of a given investment. BIM models improve the design and
execution process and serve as a tool to maintain and manage any asset. The purpose of this article is to propose
to use BIM technology in other construction industries, including the shipbuilding industry. A properly-constructed
BIM model of a ship can be used both by the shipyard, as well as by the ship owner or target users. The
information contained in the BIM model of the ship can be used to optimize the execution phase in the shipyard,
as well as provide valuable assistance to the user of the unit during its operation.