Project BIM Manager - Public Projects

About the role

A globally recognised architecture practice is looking for a Project BIM Manager to support its Leading Practice on public projects. The role is hands-on and involves major, technically complex projects across infrastructure, aviation and other large-scale sectors. You will work closely with project teams and the wider Design Technology group, providing BIM direction, technical guidance and project-level leadership.

Key responsibilities

• Lead BIM delivery and implementation across major projects
• Provide strategic BIM advice, technical support and troubleshooting to project teams
• Develop and maintain project BIM Execution Plans, standards and workflows
• Oversee model setup, federation, coordination and quality assurance
• Manage BIM deliverables and coordinate with external consultants and stakeholders
• Support and mentor BIM Coordinators and project team members
• Identify opportunities to improve workflows, technology and project efficiency
• Contribute to studio-wide Design Technology initiatives and knowledge sharing

Required profile

• 5+ years' experience applying BIM within an architectural or multidisciplinary practice
• Experience delivering large-scale, complex projects, ideally across infrastructure or aviation
• Proven experience in model federation, coordination, clash detection and QA processes
• Experience leading, mentoring or coordinating BIM teams
• Candidates approaching Project BIM Manager level who can step into a leadership role will also be considered

Required skills

• Advanced Revit expertise
• Knowledge of Autodesk Construction Cloud; knowledge of Rhino, Dynamo, Navisworks, Revizto and computational design tools is advantageous
• Strong understanding of BIM standards
• Ability to develop and implement BIM strategies and project workflows
• Strong communication skills, able to explain technical concepts to teams at all levels

What we offer

• Join a highly regarded global practice with a strong design technology team
• Collaborative culture with an emphasis on knowledge sharing and professional development
• Career progression within an established international practice