Revit Technician

Canvey Island
2 weeks ago
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Or client is a leading supplier of high-quality BIM services to the construction industry.  Our client works with major construction companies involved in large projects predominantly in the City of London, but they are not limited to this location – gaining 90% of instructions through repeat business.  They have established a reputation for delivering an excellent service to their clients. 

The Job

As part of the Design Team you will produce 2D and 3D BIM ready models from point cloud data to meet client requirements. Along with your technical capabilities you will be regularly required to communicate with their clients on live projects.  Key responsibilities include but not limited to:

To work collaboratively and proactively with external modelling suppliers to ensure that they understand and execute every project in the most effective way, encouraging best practice in every fashion including 2D information

To ensure that all BIM projects deliver a great service by guaranteeing they beat client expectations and meet Company standards - in aspects such as quality, timeliness, good communication and health and safety

To produce accurate 2D drawings and 3D BIM-ready models from point cloud data measured by our experienced team of in-house surveyors to a high quality and accuracy

To take the role of Revit Technician for given projects, liaising with project managers, surveyors and modellers to ensure that the most appropriate modelling workflow, techniques and software are utilised across the project team

To assist in technically delivering projects in the role of co-ordination

To be proficient in Autocad (at least 1 year experience), Revit (at least 1 year experience) and Navisworks manage (preferable)

To review project files for compliance and standards/protocols

To share relevant information accordingly via the company’s Admin Team

To clean off existing DWG files ready to be used as backgrounds within Revit

To liaise with other team members to produce good design solution as best practice

To prepare own discipline models and/or content for BIM coordination meetings

BIM modelling for specific design discipline

To adhere to BIM execution plan and BIM project workflow criteria

To follow BIM content standards and development procedures

What you’ll need to succeed

To be successful in this role, you should be proficient in Revit, Autocad and Navisworks.  Ideally you will have a background in construction.  Other essential skills and qualifications include:

Excellent attention to detail

High standard of work output

A positive attitude

Team player with the ability to work independently and a good sense of humour

Effective communicator

Own transport due to the location of the office

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