BIM Operator

Proger is a global reality that brings together the best of Italian management, engineering and security expertise. A unique partner for public and private clients, able to guarantee the sustainability, development and execution of large-scale multidisciplinary projects. With more than 70 years' experience, the company is now the leading independent engineering firm in Italy and is firmly established in the world rankings of international companies in the sector, compiled by Engineering News Record. In Italy, it is responsible for the safety checks of over 7,000 works on the motorway network and is involved in the design of many of the country's largest infrastructure projects. On a national and international level, it is a key player in major urban, social and health development projects and plays a leading role in the energy transition, building renewable energy power plants, hydrogen plants and electrical and thermal energy storage systems. Proger is present in Europe, Central Asia, Africa and the Middle East with hundreds of professionals who work with sensitivity to the territory and the social fabric to face new and increasingly global challenges with the utmost respect for the local context. Proger's selection process ensures equal opportunities for all candidates and the transparency and homogeneity of the assessment criteria. Proger is committed to attracting and recruiting people with diverse backgrounds and abilities, and to pursuing gender equality in selection and recruitment. Experience, skills and competencies are the guidelines for selecting our best candidates. Would you like to join our team? Position: The BIM Operator will develop, coordinate and quality-check discipline models and digital deliverables in accordance with the BIM Execution Plan, information requirements and project standards. The role also supports program-level BIM/GIS integration, including model federation, asset data management and model-based interface management, working closely with BIM, GIS and interface management teams. The ideal candidate is a sharp, autonomous and technically versatile professional who can look beyond the model: connecting geometry, data and processes, anticipating coordination issues before they become critical, and proposing practical improvements to workflows and standards. Requirements: Modelling and coordination • Create and update accurate discipline models, families, drawings, schedules and model-based deliverables. • Apply project coordinates, naming conventions, classification, level of information need and modelling standards. • Develop and maintain model templates, parameters and property sets, and use scripting or automation to improve the quality, consistency and speed of modelling and checking activities. • Run model checks and clash detection, track issues to closure and support multidisciplinary coordination. • Incorporate approved design changes and comments while maintaining model integrity and revision traceability. • Extract drawings, quantities, schedules and views from coordinated models; maintain model health and report technical constraints to the BIM Manager. BIM/GIS integration and data management • Support the federation of project models into the program-level model, including periodic clash reports and clash-free models ahead of design freezes. • Work with GIS personnel and surveyors to georeferenced models and keep a single coordinate system across BIM and GIS. • Support the master data set: asset IDs and tags, attributes, and consistency checks between models, GIS and asset/location registers. • Run automated and manual data validation (completeness, uniqueness of IDs, geometric and attribute consistency), flag gaps and propose corrective actions. • Support 4D, visualization, as-built modelling and the preparation of asset information (including O&M data) for handover, facilities management and digital twin use. Interface management, CDE and reporting • Support model-based interface management: tag interface points in the models, identify clashes that reveal interfaces between packages, and link their closure to the interface records in the client's interface management system. • Prepare model views, snapshots and as-built evidence for interface reviews, workshops and formal closure. • Upload and exchange information through the common data environment, following approved status and workflow requirements, and in line with cybersecurity and data governance rules. • Contribute to BIM/GIS KPIs and reports (clashes, data quality, interfaces) and take part in BIM reviews, coordination meetings, team training and lessons-learned activities. • Anticipate coordination and data issues, escalate them early with clear evidence, and propose improvements to BIM/GIS workflows, standards and procedures. • Any additional related and similar activities consistent with the expertise required to complete assigned tasks. Job Knowledge • Good knowledge of BIM authoring and coordination processes, openBIM/IFC workflows and ISO 19650 information management principles. • Strong proficiency in Autodesk Revit and Navisworks; knowledge of model-checking tools (e.g. Solibri), AutoCAD, Civil 3D or Dynamo is advantageous. • Good understanding of data structures and automation (e.g. Dynamo, Python, SQL or data-integration tools) and of dashboards for reporting (e.g. Power BI); knowledge of 4D/scheduling tools is a plus. • Ability to interpret engineering drawings, specifications and multidisciplinary design information. Education And Experience • Bachelor’s degree or technical diploma in Architecture, Engineering, BIM, Drafting or a related discipline. • Minimum 5 years of overall relevant experience in the Middle East and experience in BIM modelling and coordination experience on engineering or construction projects. • Experience working within an international engineering, project management or construction company is preferred. Experience in Saudi Arabia or the GCC is an advantage. • Experience on large multi-package programs (infrastructure, buildings, utilities) and of model-based interface or data management is an advantage. Personal Attributes • High attention to detail and strong focus on accuracy and traceability. • Strong analytical, problem-solving and decision-making skills. • Systems-thinking mindset: able to connect models, data, processes and stakeholders, and to see the downstream impact of technical choices. • Well-organized, with the ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines. • Proactive approach with the ability to identify risks and propose practical solutions early. • Autonomous and self-driven, with intellectual curiosity and the ability to learn new tools, standards and processes quickly with limited supervision. • Strong communication, coordination and stakeholder-management skills. • Ability to work effectively under pressure in a multicultural project environment. • High level of integrity, accountability and professional judgement. • Strong proficiency in English; Arabic language capability is an advantage.

Bachelor’s degree or technical diploma in Architecture, Engineering, BIM, Drafting or a related discipline. Minimum 5 years of overall relevant experience in the Middle East and experience in BIM modelling and coordination experience on engineering or construction projects. Experience working within an international engineering, project management or construction company is preferred. Experience in Saudi Arabia or the GCC is an advantage. Experience on large multi-package programs (infrastructure, buildings, utilities) and of model-based interface or data management is an advantage.

The BIM Operator will develop, coordinate and quality-check discipline models and digital deliverables in accordance with the BIM Execution Plan, information requirements and project standards. The role also supports program-level BIM/GIS integration, including model federation, asset data management and model-based interface management, working closely with BIM, GIS and interface management teams. The ideal candidate is a sharp, autonomous and technically versatile professional who can look beyond the model: connecting geometry, data and processes, anticipating coordination issues before they become critical, and proposing practical improvements to workflows and standards.