BIM Coordinator / MEP Modeler

The Role: As a BIM Coordinator/MEP Modeler, you will work on high-value-added tasks in direct collaboration with engineers, supplier and contractors. Your primary mission will be to contribute to the construction of Data Centers. To achieve this, you will perform coordination and modeling across all project phases: design, execution, as-built, and potentially maintenance. Key Responsibilities: - MEP Schematics: Proficiency in reading and interpreting MEP schematics is required. You must be capable of creating or updating schematics using AutoCAD or Revit. - MEP Modeling: Ability to develop comprehensive MEP models from schematics, 2D plans, or initial drafts. You will be responsible for extracting Quantities (QTO) and adding all necessary parameters and metadata to the elements. - Scan to BIM: Working knowledge of various 3D scanning technologies and processing software. You must be capable of utilizing Point Clouds (e.g., RCP, RCS files) to develop high-accuracy as-built Revit models. - BIM Coordination Preparation: Experience in establishing Reference Models and preparing the coordination environment. This includes setting up Clash Detection tests and managing/tracking BIM issues through to resolution. - BIM Coordination Meetings: Ability to lead coordination meetings, present findings, and propose technical solutions to resolve spatial conflicts (clashes) between the various 3D models. - Architectural & Structural Modeling (Optional): Working knowledge of 3D architectural and structural modeling to support multi-disciplinary coordination. Benefits Benefits: - Attractive compensation, aligned with profile and experience - Participation in large-scale international projects - A stimulating and well-structured professional environment - Career growth opportunities within a fast-growing company

Key Responsibilities:\n- MEP Schematics: Proficiency in reading and interpreting MEP schematics; create or update schematics using AutoCAD or Revit.\n- MEP Modeling: Develop comprehensive MEP models from schematics, 2D plans, or initial drafts; extract quantities (QTO) and add parameters and metadata to elements.\n- Scan to BIM: Utilize 3D scanning technologies and processing software; use Point Clouds (e.g., RCP, RCS files) to develop high-accuracy as-built Revit models.\n- BIM Coordination Preparation: Establish Reference Models and coordination environment; set up clash detection tests and manage BIM issues through resolution.\n- BIM Coordination Meetings: Lead coordination meetings, present findings, and propose technical solutions to resolve spatial clashes between 3D models.\n- Architectural & Structural Modeling (Optional): 3D architectural and structural modeling to support multi-disciplinary coordination (optional).