Bitesize Bluebeam 7: Revu for Civil Workflows | Live, Online
Yes - there are tools in Bluebeam Revu for Civil Designers and Engineers! In this class we will go through not only navigation and markups but workflows like Calibrating Plan & Profile drawings with different X-Y scales, ideas for Cut & Fill calculations, combining several PDF’s into one large area map, and adding images. We’ll also look at ideas for bidding and tracking field survey projects.
2 Hours
Troy DeGroot
From $186.00 excl. GST
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20 Feb2 hours, 08:30 AM - 10:30 AMLIVE, Online
- VICA Member Rate $186.00 excl. GST
- $329.00 excl. GST
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Details
Description
Civil teams have unique needs, and this training course from UChapter2 certified instructors meets them head-on. Learn to calibrate, plan, and profile sheets with differing X-Y scales, visualize cut/fill quantities, create combined maps from multiple PDFs, and streamline survey tracking.
A must for engineers and civil designers looking to unlock Revu’s potential.
Learning Objectives:
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Calibrating X,Y Scales
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Adding Images
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Creating large area maps
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Ideas for Cut/Fill Calculations
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Ideas for Bidding & Tracking Survey Projects
Cancellation Policy
Registration cancellation request/notification received:
Five (5) or more business days before the course: Full refund of registration fees
Less than five (5) business days before the course/day of the course: No refunds. No transfers of registration fee to a future course date.
Substitution of another member of your company/team is permitted up to the course start date for no additional fee.
Note: Unless otherwise stated, every person able to see, hear, and observe the virtual course sessions must be a paid participant. Non-compliance of this requirement will result in removal from the course. Refunds will not be issued to students who are removed from the course for non-compliance of this requirement.
Course Requirements (Technology & Participation)
Please ensure you meet the following requirements:
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Have Bluebeam 2018 or newer installed, and ready to go before class. If you don’t currently have a license of Bluebeam Revu, you can download a free trial here.
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Please go to the Revu > About menu in the upper left corner of the Bluebeam interface. You’re required to have Version 2018 or newer for our Bluebeam courses. If this same windows say Unassigned at the top, your IT department needs to assign you a license so you can login and use Bluebeam software. Make sure this is complete prior to class start time.
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Attendance via tablet or phone is not recommended. You should have a mouse with a scroll wheel when attending this class. In Bluebeam there are several right-click shortcuts, and the wheel will help you zoom in/out on documents.
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2-screen computer set-up is recommended. This will allow you to watch the instructor on one screen while practicing on the other.
Course Instructors
Troy DeGroot, Bluebeam Certified Instructor, UChapter2 | Owner
Troy DeGroot is a globally recognized Bluebeam Certified Instructor, Consultant, and Implementation Specialist, known for delivering practical, workflow-based training courses that empower construction professionals to get results. As the founder of uchapter2.com, Troy trains over 4,000 professionals each year, helping teams streamline processes with custom tools and implementation strategies built around their real-world needs.
With 30+ years in the design and construction industry, Troy brings a unique ability to align technology, team goals, and field workflows. Having served as the BIM Manager for a large, multi-discipline engineering firm, he understands both the day-to-day challenges of software, project teams, and the strategic priorities of leadership.
Troy is a featured speaker at national and international events—including AIA chapters and major industry conferences like Bluebeam’s Unbound Conference (formerly XCON). Widely regarded as one of the leading authorities in the Bluebeam ecosystem, he’s known for making complex tools easy to understand, and training that sticks.