Structural BIM Technician - Steel

About the role

Egis, an international architecture, consulting and construction engineering firm operating in 100 countries, is hiring a Structural BIM Technician for steel in Bengaluru. The role covers modelling structural steel in Revit, preparing construction drawings and coordinating with other disciplines.

Key responsibilities

• Develop accurate 3D structural steel models in Autodesk Revit and model structural steel elements
• Prepare GA drawings, plans, elevations, sections and detailed construction drawings
• Create and maintain Revit families for structural steel components when needed
• Coordinate structural models with architectural, MEP and other disciplines
• Take part in BIM coordination and clash detection using Navisworks or Autodesk Construction Cloud
• Review engineering drawings, specifications and mark-ups, and incorporate engineer and client comments within project timelines
• Keep models compliant with company BIM standards, naming conventions and LOD requirements, and manage warnings, worksets, linked models and file performance
• Produce schedules, quantities and material take-offs from Revit models
• Support BIM coordinators in model reviews, quality assurance and coordination meetings, and deliver milestones on schedule

Required profile

• ITI/Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering
• Preferred experience in commercial buildings, residential, industrial, healthcare, educational, mixed-use or high-rise projects
• Autodesk Certified Professional (Revit) is desirable
• Attention to detail, strong analytical and problem-solving skills, good communication and time management, ability to work independently and in multidisciplinary teams

Required skills

• Advanced proficiency in Autodesk Revit Structure
• Strong understanding of structural steel framing systems and knowledge of structural engineering drawings
• Navisworks, Autodesk Construction Cloud (BIM 360), AutoCAD
• Creating and modifying Revit families and templates
• BIM Execution Plans, ISO 19650, LOD 200-400 and model coordination and clash detection