Graduate: Digital Construction & Data Management (BIM)

Ferrovial Agroman SA; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 28,000 - 38,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

2-year development programme

Mobility opportunities

Exposure to diverse engineering Discpl

Job summary

Ferrovial Construction UK is offering a Digital Construction & Data Management Graduate programme in London. You will join the Quality and Design Department and experience a blended development approach over two years, gaining exposure to BIM documentation, CDE systems, and project delivery tools.

The role emphasizes collaboration, analytical thinking, and strong communication as you work on major transport infrastructure projects and mobility opportunities within the Ferrovial Construction UK

Qualifications

• Graduate with a degree in Architecture, Civil Engineering or Building Technology.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills and ability to interact at multiple levels.
• Motivated, analytical and proactive with a team-focused mindset.

Responsibilities

• Assist in digital construction and data management activities for projects.
• Support modification of 2D models and develop 3D modelling proficiency.
• Prepare reports summarising project activities and observations.
• Assist in maintaining project information systems and documentation.

Skills

Excellent communication

Analytical thinking

Team player

Ability to work under pressure

Data analysis

Education

Degree in Architecture or Civil Engineering

Tools

Office 365

AutoCAD/Revit

iTWIN

ProjectWise/Bentley tools

Navisworks/OpenBuildings

Job description

Ferrovial Construction UK is offering a Digital Construction & Data Management Graduate programme in London. You will join the Quality and Design Department and experience a blended development approach over two years, gaining exposure to BIM documentation, CDE systems, and project delivery tools.

The role emphasizes collaboration, analytical thinking, and strong communication as you work on major transport infrastructure projects and mobility opportunities within the Ferrovial Construction UK