BIM Designer - Structural Engineering

Job Description

A BIM Designer in Structural Engineering at AFRY must understand and be able to use digital processes, methods, and tools within the following five key areas. Together with their immediate supervisor, they must continuously ensure that the necessary competencies are in place to meet the role's requirements.

• Coordination, Planning and Communication
  • Contribute to the coordination and communication of the project's digital deliverables internally within the discipline.
  • Participate in IKT/BIM meetings as needed.
  • Contribute to the planning of the digital deliverables.
• Structure, Classification, Digital Communication, and CDE Environments
  • Use and contribute to the structure, classification, and identification in the discipline's model(s).
  • Use and contribute to the correct use of written communication
  • Use coordinated and planned file exchange within the discipline.
  • Correct and coordinated use of CDE environments within the discipline.
  • Correct use of naming structure within the discipline
• Digital Design
  • Contribute to and correctly use CAD/BIM tools and systems within the discipline.
  • Contribute to and correctly use building models within the discipline.
  • Contribute to the planning of drawing production within the discipline.
  • Use the correct coordinate, height, and module system within the discipline.
  • Contribute to and use the planning and execution of the discipline's consistency and collision control.
• Digital Tender
  • Correct use of coordinated structure and process for digital tender within the discipline.
  • Correct coordinated use of structure for measurement rules within the discipline.
  • Correct use of tender portal within the discipline.
  • Use and contribute to the coordination and planning of the scope and deliverables for digital tender within the discipline.
• Quantities and Digital Handover
  • Correct and coordinated use of the scope of quantities, project material, and facility management documentation and data.
  • Contribute to and use coordinated scope of handover of "As Built" material.

Your key responsibilities

• Structural-design and modelling
• Revit / BIM Collab Zoom / ACC
• Drawing production
• Model production

Qualifications

We expect that you have

• A Qualified Degree in Engineering from a reputed College
• 2 to 5 years of relevant experience in structural design and engineering
• Good written and verbal English language
• Working knowledge of Revit
• A good knowledge of working in all applications of MS Office
• Experience of working abroad, especially projects in the Nordics.

We appreciate if you have

• Knowledge of BIM Collab Zoom, BCF Manager in Revit and BIM Collab Nexus

Company Description

Join us in Making Future

At AFRY, we engineer change for our clients using our deep sector knowledge within the fields of infrastructure, industry, energy and digitalisation. When we collaborate on challenging and meaningful assignments, we succeed together with a collective of skilled and friendly colleagues. We do this with a higher purpose, to accelerate the transition towards a sustainable society for generations to come.
Join us in Making Future.

About AFRY

We are 19,000 colleagues present in 40 countries globally, and we intend to grow even further to increase our positive impact on society.

At AFRY we have a strong focus on diversity and inclusion. We are brave, devoted team players, collaborating across the world to accelerate the sustainable transition. If you are looking for a workplace where you will develop and at the same time contribute to something meaningful, you have found the right place.

Your role, your entry point at AFRY

At AFRY, project roles play a crucial role in ensuring the successful completion of our projects. Whether you are in the role of a BIM Designer, project manager, or engineer, each role contributes to creating effective, precise, and sustainable solutions.

A project role description aims to clarify the specific responsibilities, tasks, and expectations associated with a given role in a project. This is essential to ensure that all team members understand their individual contributions and how they fit into the overall project goal.

The structure of the project role is defined by specified areas of responsibility. Each area of responsibility outlines the domains for the given project role.

A project role description provides a clear and structured overview of what is expected of an employee in a specific role. It serves as a guide for both the employee and management, ensuring that all parties have a shared understanding of the role definition. This contributes to better collaboration, increased efficiency, and higher quality in project deliverables.

About the team in Denmark

In Denmark you will work with our structural engineering group. We consist of nearly 70 structural engineers and BIM Designers ranging from junior consultants to very experienced senior consultants. We work with a wide scope of assignments ranging from the planning-stage to execution of drawings for final production. In general we work in 2-4 persons teams assigned to different projects, our engineers have a typical workload of 2-4 ongoing projects.

Typical projects are, offices, schools, stations retail and housing.

Additional Information

At AFRY, we engineer change in everything we do. Change happens when brave ideas come together. When we collaborate, innovate technology, and embrace challenging points of view. That’s how we're making future. We are actively looking for qualified candidates to join our inclusive and diverse teams across the globe. Join us in accelerating the transition towards a sustainable future.