Deutsche Bahn

VAC - Int. Building Information Modelling (BIM) Coordinator

VAC - Senior BIM Engineer (f/m/d)

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We are seeking a BIM Coordinator with 8-10 years of experience in infrastructure projects (roads or railway) to manage BIM projects, perform clash detection, ensure BIM standards, and collaborate with design offices. Proficiency in BIM software, data management, and clash detection is essential.

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 Railways for the world of tomorrow . For this bid/project we are seeking a BIM Co Ordinator Deutsche Bahn’s expertise is in high demand all around the world. As a leading engineering and consulting company in the rail sector, DB Engineering &amp; Consulting offers that knowledge – starting with an idea and continuing all the way to operations. We advise our customers in Germany and around the globe, develop technically sophisticated and customized infrastructure, mobility and transport solutions. With sustainable concepts, we ensure the future success of economic regions, make important contributions to the protection of the environment and help shape the world of the future. Since 1966, DB Engineering &amp; Consulting has implemented thousands of projects of any size and complexity in over 100 countries. About 5,000 employees from 84 nations are currently realizing the projects of our customers with professional knowledge and intercultural experience. Responsibilities: <ul><li> Setting up and managing the BIM project environment</li><li> Assembling and maintaining the multidiscipline models along with performing clash detection.</li><li> Consult for the input to the BEP enforcing BIM standards and protocols.</li><li> Responsible for integration and the geo-location of the models per segment and aggregate them in addition to checking these drawings produced.</li><li> Perform risk identification and escalation within BIM perimeter.</li><li> Responsible for ensuring production of the appropriate Client data drops standards.</li><li> Supports Interface coordinators and design coordinators.</li><li> Ensuring the quality and accuracy of BIM deliverables</li><li> Ensure that the BIM and CAD Standards are respected.</li><li> General review of the design.</li><li> Review focused on specific subsection (Interdisciplinary)</li><li> establish QA/QC procedures to ensure the quality and accuracy of BIM deliverables</li><li> stay updated with the latest trends, technologies, and best practices in the AEC (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction) industry related to BIM</li><li> providing training and support to project team members on BIM tools, processes, and standards</li><li> Close Collaboration with BIM Manager and design offices </li></ul>
Qualification: <ul><li> At least a bachelor’s degree in engineering (BE /B-Tech) or Equivalent</li><li> Experience as a BIM coordinator in at least one Infrastructure object (roads or railway) design over the last 8-10 years where infrastructure object was not less than 1 km length.</li><li> Proficiency in BIM software platforms such as Autodesk Revit, AutoCAD, Navisworks, or similar collaboration tools</li><li> A strong understanding of BIM standards (such as ISO 19650) and workflows is crucial.</li><li> Expertise in model coordination and clash detection is essential. Oversee clash detection processes, resolve conflicts, and ensure the integrity and accuracy of BIM models throughout the project lifecycle.</li><li> Proficiency in data management and integration is necessary for handling large volumes of data associated with BIM projects. capable of managing project data effectively, including model elements, specifications, schedules, and other relevant information</li><li> Fluency in English is Required, Other language skills especially German, are beneficial. </li></ul>
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