BIM Coordinator

Function

You ensure that all BIM models are aligned with one another and ready for smooth execution.

You safeguard quality, co-manage the modelling team and form the link between the BIM model and practice on site.

In doing so, you work closely with the BIM Manager and the project team.

Specifically:

• Coordinate: You bring together the various discipline models and production models and ensure that everything is aligned, with the support of the BIM Manager.
• Safeguarding quality: You carry out quality checks, detect clashes between disciplines and test the models against the agreed BIM agreements. You link planning and phasing to the model and ensure that both graphical and technical information is correctly integrated.
• Leading the modelling team: You provide direction to the team that produces execution and quantity models, whilst remaining actively involved in the modelling yourself.
• Streamlining collaboration: You align models with one another using tools such as Revit and ACC Model Coordination and communicate with project teams, clients and subcontractors.
• Translating BIM into practice: You manage the results of BIM coordination, ensure correct element coding and support the execution team with BIM-related questions. In addition, you actively contribute ideas on how BIM processes within building projects can be made more efficient and effective.

Profile

You have a solid foundation in construction and know how to translate BIM models into a workable solution on site. You think ahead, keep the overview and don't lose sight of the details. Moreover, you don't wait for someone to tell you what could be improved: you take initiative yourself.

More specifically, you recognise yourself in the following:

• You hold a master's degree or a bachelor's degree supplemented by extensive relevant experience.
• You have at least 5 years of experience in the construction sector, of which a minimum of 2 years with common BIM software.
• You combine strong spatial and architectural insight with a practical, hands-on approach.
• You effortlessly maintain an overview of complex models, without losing sight of the details.
• You actively think along about optimisations, take initiative and share your knowledge with colleagues.

Organisation

Working hard, winning together and occasionally just having fun.

From sporting challenges to legendary team parties: the atmosphere with these colleagues is great.

And in terms of content? No need to be bored there either. Buildings, hydraulic engineering, techniques, steel construction, restoration, petrochemistry and much more.

You get the opportunity to work on a wide variety of projects, together with people who know how to get things done.

Does this sound like your kind of environment? Then it is time to get acquainted.

Offer

A challenging role is one thing, but the environment in which you work also makes the difference. Here you are given the space to develop yourself further, help shape challenging projects and align your job with your life outside of work.

• Investing in your growth: Through the internal training centre, you gain access to training courses and a tailored pathway, with guidance from a mentor. This way, you keep growing in your profession.
• Working close to home: They take your place of residence into account as much as possible and look for a project region that suits you. Less time in traffic, more time for yourself.
• An attractive total package: You enjoy 32 days of annual leave, the collective construction holiday in summer and winter. On top of that, you can count on a competitive salary, with the option to make use of a cafeteria plan.