(Updated on 24 May 2022)
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How to search:
| Method 1: | Step 1: Key in a keyword in the "Magnifier" row, e.g. CDE or DWSS |
| Step 2: Click the "Search" button |
OR
| Method 2: | Step 1: Click the drop-down menu in the second row |
| Step 2: Choose the category you would like to search, e.g. IoT | |
| Step 3: Click the "Search" button |
Remarks:
(A) Legend of Skill Level
1. Awareness Course; 2. Skill Training - Basic Level; 3. Skill Training - Intermediate/Advanced Level; 4. Management Level; and 5. CIC-Accredited BIM Manager Course.
(B) Legend of Discipline
1. Architecture; 2. Structure; 3. Building Services/MEP; 4. Civil/Infrastructure Works; 5. Collaboration/(Construction) Programming; 6. Point Cloud/Scanning to BIM/Land Surveying; 7. "BIM/Information/Data Audit" or Management; 8. Quantity Surveying/Costing; 9. Construction; 10. Asset/Facility Management; 11. Sustainability; 12. Scripting/Coding (for Automation); 13. Object/Families Development; 14. Locally developed innovations or products; and 15. Safety-related Technologies
DISCLAIMER: All information set out in the Pre-approved Lists of the Construction Innovation and Technology Fund (CITF) is provided to the Construction Industry Council by third party suppliers or service providers on the Pre-approved Lists of their own accord and no part of the information has been checked or verified by the Construction Industry Council. Advice from the training/product providers shall always be sought for product enquiries. The Pre-approved Lists are prepared for reference purposes only and are not intended for marketing or advertising purposes. CITF applicants may submit their CITF applications by selecting one or more items of the BIM software, BIM training courses or Technologies set out in the Pre-approved Lists. CITF applicants must note that there is no guarantee that any application would be approved under the CITF. All applications will be reviewed and approved by the CITF Vetting Sub-Committee on an individual basis. Decisions by the Construction Industry Council on the applications are final and are not subject to appeal.
