BIM Technician Mechanical (Revit Modelling

Grove Mechanical Services Limited
Antrim
2 days ago
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The BIM Technician Mechanical (Revit Modelling)will report to the BIM Manager Overview For over two decades, Grove Mechanical Services has delivered specialist mechanical solutions across the UK, Ireland, and Europe. Our experience spans a wide range of sectors, where we have built a reputation for providing high-quality mechanical installation, maintenance, and compliance services tailored to the needs of every client. Built on our core values of professionalism, collaboration, and integrity, Grove Mechanical Services is more than a contractor we are a trusted partner in ensuring safe, efficient, and sustainable environments. As a growing company with an expanding presence across Europe, we are entering an exciting new chapter. With ambitious plans for 2026 and beyond, we are seeking talented professionals to join our team and play a vital role in shaping our future success. Job Overview We are seeking a BIM Technician to join our team, primarily focusing on 3D modelling of mechanical systems, including pipework, plumbing, and spools, for construction and fabrication. The candidate should have a basic understanding of mechanical drawings and be proficient in Autodesk Revit, cloud-based collaboration, and shop drawing production. Responsibilities and Duties 1. 3D Modelling & Coordination - Develop detailed 3D mechanical models using Revit, ensuring accuracy and compliance with project specifications. - Model pipework, plumbing, spools, and mechanical services based on 2D drawings, mark-ups, and schematics. - Work with Revit Families, Parametric Components, and System Families to create intelligent models. - Ensure proper clash detection and coordination using Navisworks or similar tools. - Maintain cloud-based Revit models for real-time collaboration with other disciplines. 2. Shop Drawings & Documentation - Generate accurate and detailed shop drawings for fabrication and installation purposes. - Extract 2D drawings from Revit models, including sections, details, and schedules. - Create spool drawings for prefabrication, ensuring alignment with site requirements. - Maintain and update the model database, title blocks, and drawing revisions. 3. Cloud-Based Collaboration & Data Management - Work with BIM 360, Autodesk Construction Cloud, or similar platforms for model sharing and collaboration. - Manage and upload models to cloud environments, ensuring version control. - Coordinate with engineers, site teams, and other stakeholders to implement design changes effectively. 4. Model Accuracy & Compliance - Follow industry standards and company BIM protocols to maintain consistency. - Ensure compliance with MEP design guidelines, manufacturer specifications, and project requirements. - Perform quality checks on models before issuing for coordination or construction. Qualifications/ Skills/ Experience Essential Skills & Experience: - Proficiency in Revit for MEP modelling. - Basic understanding of mechanical drawings, plumbing layouts, and spooling techniques. - Experience in shop drawing creation, annotation, and detailing. - Familiarity with Revit cloud-based collaboration (BIM 360). - Strong attention to detail. Preferred Skills: - Experience with Navisworks for clash detection. - Understanding of fabrication processes in mechanical and plumbing systems. - Knowledge of Revit families and parametric components. - Ability to interpret point cloud data or 360 for as-built modelling (desirable). Qualifications: - Diploma or degree in Mechanical Engineering, Building Services, or BIM-related fields. - Relevant BIM or Revit certifications are an advantage. Work Environment & Benefits: - Opportunity to work on large-scale construction and MEP projects. - Collaboration with engineers, site teams, and digital construction professionals. - Exposure to cutting-edge BIM technology and cloud-based workflows, Grove's own CDE. - In hand experience to see your shop drawings turning to reality in our workshop. Key Contacts Grove BIM Manager Grove Contract Managers Client Design Team Grove Directors BIM Team Colleagues IMPORTANT ADDITIONAL INFORMATION The Appointed Contract Manager will discuss all elements of the role brief with the appointee on appointment and after six months, recognising that some elements may need changing. The above is provided for guidance, is not contractual, and is not an exhaustive list of all accountabilities that the post holder may have.

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