Job Description
Design Build Search is working with a leading multi-disciplined construction projects company who have gained significant experience across a wide range of business sectors such as Pharmaceutical, Data Centres, Healthcare, and large Commercial Projects. Purpose of Role: We are currently looking for a talented BIM Co-ordinator to join our robust team, working on complex construction related projects. The successful candidate will be an individual who thrives in a collaborative environment, resolves issues working closely with all stakeholders. This role is based in Dublin. Principal Duties and Responsibilities: Use of Building Information Modelling (BIM) software to produce collaborative 3D models and associated drawings Liaise with BIM Manager, Project Manager, Project Engineer, & Project Supervisor Input model elements with required detail (graphic & data) Monitor/checking if there are any clashes Producing weekly clash reports Coordinate and monitor Incoming/shared models Produce Images, Drawings as required by Project Manager BIM modelling and creation using Revit and AutoCAD Coordination of mechanical & electrical elements and asset data Production of as-built drawings and model Production of Asset Information Model BIM delivery on both live and tender projects Produce AutoCAD mechanical and electrical schematics Produce images for reports using BIM renders Adhering and working in accordance with the companys current Safety Statement and Quality Health and Safety management system including all policies/procedures contained within. Experience with point cloud data advantageous Role Requirement. Mechanical / Electrical Trade background an advantage Excellent IT skills - Revit, Navisworks, MS Office etc. Excellent communication and organisation skills essential Minimum of 3 years experience in BIM/Revit/Navisworks essential Experience in M&E services coordination essential Ability to work both individually and as part of a multi-functional team essential Proven ability to problem solve and resolve coordination issue.