Anna: That is an interesting question. The demographic of this country’s construction workforce is diverse and spans vastly different literacy levels, ages, and nationalities. In a constructability context – the modelling will be a key enabler and provide necessary learnings towards the bigger picture approach. It also provides an ability to troubleshoot (up the chain), and workshop matters with project teams while focusing on both critical and routine risks as industry projects progress. Any system relies on buy in and consistency from all peoples within the team throughout all aspects of the program and we at NTP are looking forward to supporting the BIMSafe project. BIMSafe can provide opportunities for greater engagement with key people prior to construction, as well as facilitating opportunities to forward plan on all aspects of a project. The use of the BIM modelling can make it easier to planning safe work on the ground before exposing workers to any risk. Workers can also collaborate in the design of the safe work methodology of their specific work tasks. We hope this will enhance all stakeholders’ awareness of risks by using the visual media, and of being able to understand complex work situations.