BIM on iPad: A Practical Checklist for Construction Site Teams (2026) The Myth: BIM Is Only for Architects Wrong. Your site manager should have a BIM model on an iPad to catch conflicts before they become €50k rework costs. But most construction teams still use: Printed drawings (out of date within 2 weeks) Laptops in a job-site office (5 minutes away from the action) Phone photos of the model (no context, hard to share) Why? Because traditional BIM tools (Revit, ArchiCAD) are built for design offices, not field teams. Setup is painful, licensing is expensive, and the iPad app is a second-class citizen. But in 2026, purpose-built field BIM tools are production-ready. Here's what your team actually needs. The Real Problem: Disconnect Between Design and Execution Your architect handed you a beautiful Revit model.…