BIM Project Manager

Liberty Resourcing; City; On-site; GBP 48,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading Architectural practice in the UK urgently needs an experienced BIM Coordinator. This multifaceted role requires expertise in digital coordination, BIM processes, and significant experience leading workshops. The candidate should be skilled in tools like Navisworks and Revit, with a good grasp of architectural requirements. The position involves supporting project teams and enhancing digital coordination while ensuring outputs align with project standards. Competitive compensation is offered for this vital role in a dynamic team environment.

Qualifications

• Experience managing digital coordination of consultant models.
• Proven background in leading coordination workshops for design teams.
• Strong knowledge of BIM processes and technology.

Responsibilities

• Assist in the delivery of BIM outputs based on BEP.
• Interact with consultants to enhance digital coordination.
• Support architectural packages within project teams.

Skills

BIM Coordination

Digital coordination workshops

Revit experience

COBie deliverables understanding

Architecture support

Software training

Tools

Navisworks

Revit

Job description

Leading and highly respected Architectural practice have an urgent requirement for an experienced BIM Coordinator.

A varied role which is a BIM role, split 70% BIM /30% ARCH

The essential requirements are:

• You would have previously managed the digital coordination of consultant models using a digital tool such as Navisworks (software not essential)
• Previously experience delivering coordination workshops to the design team, solely hosting and managing the meeting.
• Experience delivering Revit on a project stages 2-4, within a team and ideally on an existing building (good understanding of phasing).
• A basic/good understanding of COBie deliverables and production of IFC files
• Are still able to contribute, where relevant to the architect and production of information. During the interview, they are assessed on both BIM Coordination and Architecture. Some roles may be 50/50 split between the two, however, we will consider candidates that are more inclined to BIM.

The role will be to assist in the delivery of BIM, ensuring that the outputs (geometric and data) required by the BEP and also interacting with consultants data to increase digital coordination. This role will also involve practice development.

You will be embedded within a project team (assisting with architectural packages where relevant) and be supported by the design group (including application specialists, content creators and computational specialists).

To be considered they must have;

• Understanding of the architectural process and technical requirements
• Excellent knowledge of BIM, technology, software and processes
• Experience in a similar role, including leading digital coordination workshops on a project £48m+
• Experience in delivering software & process training