BIM Engineer

Key responsibilities consist of managing the application of BIM software on different projects, making sure that procedures are standardized, and upholding quality control. They oversee a group of BIM coordinators and experts who help carry out digital projects in accordance with timetables and standards. In addition, they facilitate staff training, offer technical solutions, and guarantee that all teams are in agreement with the project's objectives and compliance guidelines.

Tasks and Duties

• Developing and implementing BIM protocols and systems on new projects.
• Coordinating project model deliveries and reviewing models to ensure accuracy and compliance.
• Leading BIM coordination meetings to discuss project updates and issues.
• Creating training materials and conducting training sessions for BIM software users.
• Liaising with project managers, engineers, and architects to facilitate seamless workflow integration.
• Maintaining the Project Information Model and overseeing data management throughout the lifecycle of the project.

Education and Certification Requirements

• Must have a Bachelor's Degree; having prior landscape experience is also an advantage .
• Furthermore, extensive familiarity with industry-specific BIM programs like Revit / Civil 3D , AutoCAD, and Navisworks is necessary.
• Professional certifications that emphasize BIM, such as the Construction Management with a concentration certificate or the Autodesk Certified Professional in Revit for Architectural Design, can greatly improve a candidate's credentials.
• Aspiring BIM engineers should have at least five to six years of relevant industry experience, preferably in a design or construction capacity.
• For this role, technical writing, team leadership, and project management abilities are also crucial.
• Effectively addressing and resolving difficult design and workflow issues is a crucial component of the role.