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Graduate BIM Engineer

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Graduate BIM Engineer – Building Services – Bristol 🌟

Location: Bristol
Employment Type: Full-time, Permanent
Level: Graduate / Entry-Level
We're working with a long-established, nationally recognised MEP contractor based in Bristol, who are renowned for delivering high-quality building services and smart building solutions across sectors like education, healthcare, data centres, and commercial developments.
They’re now looking to bring in a Graduate BIM Engineer to join their growing digital engineering team as part of a wider focus on offsite manufacturing, digital construction, and smart systems integration.

💼 The Opportunity

This is a fantastic opportunity for a graduate who wants to kickstart their career in digital construction and BIM within a business that has been investing heavily in offsite fabrication, Revit workflows, and ISO 19650-compliant digital processes.
As a Graduate BIM Engineer, you’ll support the BIM team across live projects, developing 3D models, assisting in clash detection, helping to manage model coordination meetings, and learning how digital tools integrate into the wider design and construction process.
You’ll gain hands-on experience with:

Revit, Navisworks, and other digital design platforms
Model coordination between MEP, architectural and structural disciplines
Offsite construction methods and design for manufacture
Smart building systems and modern digital engineering workflows

🔎 What They’re Looking For:

We’re keen to speak to recent or soon-to-be graduates who have:

A degree in Building Services Engineering, Architecture, Construction Management, or a related field
Some exposure to Revit or 3D modelling tools during your studies or work experience
An interest in digital design, smart buildings, and modern construction technology
Good communication skills and a collaborative mindset – you'll be working with both engineers and BIM leads
A proactive attitude – someone who’s genuinely interested in how buildings go together, and how technology can improve that process
Bonus points if you’ve had any experience with:

ISO 19650
Clash detection
MEP systems or construction drawings
Smart building integration or IoT in the built environment

🚀 Why This Role?

You'll be joining a forward-thinking, digitally focused engineering team with a strong Bristol presence and a nationwide portfolio
Clear career development pathways – including training, mentorship, and routes into BIM coordination, digital engineering, or project delivery
Supportive team with strong internal systems, investment in technology, and a proven track record in developing junior talent
A chance to work on high-profile projects that blend smart technology, sustainability, and offsite delivery
Competitive salary, early responsibility, and a pathway into chartership (if relevant)

💬 Interested?

If you're a recent graduate with a passion for BIM and a desire to build a career in digital construction, this is a brilliant place to start. It’s a rare chance to be trained by one of the UK’s most established MEP contractors, right at the cutting edge of smart and sustainable building design.
Drop me a message or send over your CV to discuss in more detail — happy to talk through what they’re offering, the structure of their graduate support, and how this could be the right step for you

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