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BIM Modeller

Manylion swydd
Dyddiad hysbysebu: 06 Chwefror 2026
Oriau: Llawn Amser
Dyddiad cau: 08 Mawrth 2026
Lleoliad: E4 8JG
Gweithio o bell: Ar y safle yn unig
Cwmni: Acciona Industrial SA UK Branch
Math o swydd: Cytundeb
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ACCIONA is looking to appoint an BIM Modeller based in Edmonton, E4 8JG

We are committed to securing local employment and welcome applications from residents from North London. We welcome applications from both young people and older people looking to make a change in their careers.

Role:
The BIM Modeler is at the forefront of creating and managing the digital model of the built environment. A construction project usually involves many BIM modelers from various disciplines. They are skilled users of BIM software and have detailed professional knowledge of their respective disciplines. BIM Modelers are responsible for transforming design concepts into detailed, intelligent 3D models. These models serve as the foundation of the BIM process, offering real-time updates and data integration that streamline decision-making across various project stages. The BIM Modeler ensures the accuracy and compliance of the models with project requirements and standards.

Main responsibilities:
• Use BIM software to develop and maintain detailed 3D models
• Ensure model compliance with industry standards and project requirements.
• Execute clash detection and discuss and resolve issues in the design.
• Collaborate with AEC professionals and stakeholders and participate in project meetings to ensure coordinated and accurate designs.
• Update and revise models based upon feedback and project changes.
• Perform model quality checks to ensure they are accurate and complete.

Job Requirements:
• Degree or certification in related discipline (civil engineering, architecture, BIM, etc.)
• Knowledge of BIM software as ACC, REVIT, REVIT MEP, BIM 360, NAVISWORKS MANAGE, SYNCHRO, DYNAMO, AUTOCAD PLANT 3D, AUTOCAD, TEKLA, BIM COLLAB, …

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