RCF BIM-Revit

RCF BIM-Revit

JOB DESCRIPTION

Position Title: BIM – Revit (Project / Design / Engineering)
Department / Function: Engineering / Design Coordination – BIM
Cadre: Applicable across all cadres
Position Reports To: Senior BIM Engineer / BIM Coordinator / BIM Manager / Design Manager, as applicable to the project organisation.

1. Job Purpose

To develop, manage and coordinate Building Information Models (BIM) using Autodesk Revit and associated BIM tools for construction and engineering projects, ensuring accuracy, consistency and integration of architectural, structural and MEP models in accordance with project requirements, approved design drawings, BIM standards and execution specifications.

The role involves developing and maintaining intelligent 3D models, generating construction drawings and documentation, coordinating multidisciplinary models, identifying design clashes, supporting constructability reviews and facilitating effective information exchange between Design, Engineering, Planning, Construction and other project stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle.

2. Key Accountabilities

A. BIM Modelling and Model Development

• Develop, create and maintain intelligent 3D BIM models using Autodesk Revit based on approved architectural, structural and engineering drawings.
• Develop BIM models with appropriate Levels of Development (LOD) as per project requirements and BIM Execution Plan.
• Model architectural, structural and other building components with accurate dimensions, specifications, parameters and relevant information.
• Prepare and maintain model elements, families, components and associated information.
• Ensure consistency, accuracy and completeness of BIM models throughout the project lifecycle.
• Incorporate approved design changes and revisions into the BIM models.
• Ensure models are developed in accordance with project-specific BIM standards, modelling guidelines and naming conventions.

B. Architectural and Structural BIM Modelling

• Develop architectural models covering walls, floors, ceilings, doors, windows, stairs, façade elements, partitions and other building components.
• Develop structural models covering foundations, footings, piles, pile caps, columns, beams, slabs, shear walls, structural steel and other structural elements.
• Incorporate architectural and structural design information into coordinated BIM models.
• Model complex building elements and construction details based on engineering inputs.
• Support reinforcement modelling and detailing wherever required by project scope.
• Ensure dimensional accuracy and consistency between architectural and structural models.

C. Multidisciplinary BIM Coordination

• Coordinate architectural, structural and MEP models to ensure proper integration of multidisciplinary design information.
• Integrate models received from various design consultants and engineering disciplines.
• Identify discrepancies, design conflicts and interface issues between different discipline models.
• Coordinate with Architecture, Structural, MEP and other engineering teams for resolution of modelling and design-related issues.
• Maintain coordinated and updated federated models.
• Support multidisciplinary coordination meetings and track closure of identified issues.
• Ensure model alignment, shared coordinates and appropriate reference systems across disciplines.

D. Clash Detection and Design Coordination

• Perform clash detection and interference checks using Autodesk Navisworks and other relevant BIM coordination tools.
• Identify hard clashes, soft clashes and clearance issues between architectural, structural and MEP components.
• Prepare clash reports and coordinate with respective discipline teams for resolution.
• Track clash status and ensure timely closure of identified coordination issues.
• Conduct model-based constructability reviews and identify potential execution challenges.
• Support resolution of design discrepancies before construction execution.
• Maintain clash registers and coordination records.

E. Construction Drawings and Documentation

• Generate 2D drawings, plans, elevations, sections, details and schedules from Revit models.
• Prepare construction and coordination drawings based on approved BIM models.
• Develop shop drawings and detailed drawings wherever required by project scope.
• Generate schedules, quantity information, material take-offs and other model-based outputs.
• Ensure consistency between BIM models and issued construction drawings.
• Incorporate approved revisions and maintain drawing version control.
• Coordinate with Design and Construction teams for drawing clarifications and technical submissions.

F. BIM Standards and Model Management

• Follow project-specific BIM Execution Plans (BEP), modelling standards and information management protocols.
• Maintain appropriate model structure, worksets, families, parameters and naming conventions.
• Ensure proper model versioning, revision management and data integrity.
• Manage model sharing, worksharing and collaborative modelling environments.
• Ensure adherence to project coordinate systems, origin points and model federation requirements.
• Maintain model quality through periodic reviews and validation checks.
• Support implementation of standardised BIM workflows across project teams.

G. Design and Engineering Support

• Interpret engineering drawings, specifications and design inputs for BIM model development.
• Coordinate with Design and Engineering teams to incorporate design changes and technical clarifications.
• Support design review meetings through 3D visualisation and model-based presentations.
• Identify discrepancies between design drawings and BIM models and coordinate corrective actions.
• Support value engineering, design optimisation and constructability assessments through BIM.
• Facilitate effective communication of complex design information through 3D models and visual outputs.

H. Quantity Take-off and Model-Based Data Extraction

• Extract quantities and material information from BIM models as per project requirements.
• Generate schedules and quantity reports for structural, architectural and other modelled elements.
• Support Quantity Surveying and Estimation teams with model-based quantity take-offs.
• Ensure model parameters and classifications are appropriately maintained for accurate quantity extraction.
• Assist in quantity reconciliation between BIM models, BOQs and construction requirements.
• Support 5D BIM applications for cost estimation and cost monitoring wherever applicable.

I. Construction Planning and Execution Support

• Support project execution teams with coordinated BIM models and construction drawings.
• Develop construction sequencing and phasing models based on project requirements.
• Support 4D BIM applications by linking model elements with project schedules.
• Assist in identifying construction interfaces, spatial constraints and execution bottlenecks.
• Support site teams with model-based visualisation and clarification of construction details.
• Incorporate approved site changes and construction updates into BIM models.
• Facilitate coordination between design intent and actual construction requirements.

J. Model Review, Quality and Compliance

• Conduct regular BIM model reviews to ensure compliance with project requirements and modelling standards.
• Verify model accuracy, completeness, consistency and required information parameters.
• Check alignment between models, drawings and technical specifications.
• Identify and rectify modelling errors, omissions and inconsistencies.
• Ensure models are reviewed before sharing or issuing for project use.
• Maintain model review records and coordinate closure of observations.
• Support BIM audits and compliance reviews wherever applicable.

K. Common Data Environment (CDE) and Information Management

• Upload, share and maintain BIM models and related documents through approved Common Data Environment platforms.
• Follow project protocols for document control, model exchange, revision tracking and approvals.
• Coordinate with document control teams for proper model and drawing submissions.
• Ensure information is shared with relevant stakeholders in the prescribed formats and timelines.
• Maintain appropriate records of model submissions, approvals and revisions.
• Support collaborative information management throughout the project lifecycle.

L. As-Built Modelling and Project Handover

• Incorporate approved site changes and construction modifications into BIM models.
• Develop as-built BIM models based on actual site execution records and verified inputs.
• Coordinate with site execution and quality teams for validation of as-built information.
• Ensure model information is updated in accordance with project handover requirements.
• Support preparation of asset information, equipment schedules and facility-related data wherever required.
• Ensure delivery of final BIM models and associated documentation in agreed formats.
• Support facility management and operational handover requirements wherever applicable.

M. Team Coordination and Continuous Improvement

• Coordinate with BIM modellers, engineers, designers, consultants and project stakeholders.
• Guide and support junior BIM personnel, wherever applicable.
• Allocate modelling and coordination activities based on project priorities.
• Identify opportunities to improve modelling productivity, accuracy and coordination efficiency.
• Promote adoption of BIM automation, digital engineering and emerging technologies.
• Support development and standardisation of BIM libraries, templates and workflows.
• Encourage knowledge sharing and technical capability development within the BIM function.

3. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

• Accuracy and completeness of BIM models.
• Timely development and updating of models as per project requirements.
• Compliance with BIM Execution Plan and project modelling standards.
• Timely generation and submission of construction and coordination drawings.
• Number and timely closure of identified clashes and coordination issues.
• Reduction in design conflicts, modelling errors and construction rework.
• Accuracy of model-based quantity take-offs and schedules.
• Timely incorporation of approved design changes and site modifications.
• Compliance with model quality checks and information management protocols.
• Timely submission of coordinated and approved BIM deliverables.
• Accuracy and completeness of as-built BIM models.
• Effective coordination with multidisciplinary design and project execution teams.

4. Qualifications

• Full-time Diploma / Degree in Civil Engineering, Architecture, Mechanical Engineering or an equivalent relevant engineering discipline from a recognised institution.
• Specialised certification / training in Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Autodesk Revit would be an added advantage.
• Knowledge of engineering drawings, construction methodologies, building components and multidisciplinary design coordination is desirable.

5. Experience

• Relevant experience in BIM modelling, Revit modelling, BIM coordination or digital engineering in construction, infrastructure, buildings, industrial or EPC projects.
• Practical exposure to Autodesk Revit and preparation of 3D models, drawings, schedules and model-based documentation.
• Exposure to multidisciplinary coordination, clash detection and model management would be desirable.
• Experience in high-rise buildings, commercial buildings, residential projects, industrial facilities or large-scale infrastructure projects would be an added advantage.
• The scope of functional responsibility, modelling complexity and experience requirements shall be commensurate with the applicable cadre and position.

6. Functional / Technical Competencies

• Building Information Modelling (BIM).
• Autodesk Revit – Architectural / Structural / MEP, as applicable.
• 3D Modelling and Model Development.
• BIM Execution Plan (BEP) and Modelling Standards.
• Levels of Development (LOD).
• Multidisciplinary Model Coordination.
• Autodesk Navisworks and Clash Detection.
• Architectural and Structural Drawing Interpretation.
• Construction Drawing and Shop Drawing Preparation.
• BIM Families, Parameters and Worksets.
• Model Federation and Shared Coordinates.
• Quantity Take-off and Model-Based Scheduling.
• 4D BIM and 5D BIM concepts.
• Common Data Environment (CDE) and Model Management.
• As-Built BIM Modelling.
• AutoCAD and MS Office.
• Dynamo / BIM Automation and other digital engineering tools, wherever applicable.

7. Behavioral Competencies

• Ownership and Accountability.
• Technical Orientation and Attention to Detail.
• Analytical Thinking and Problem Solving.
• Spatial Visualisation and Design Understanding.
• Planning and Organising Skills.
• Effective Communication and Interpersonal Skills.
• Teamwork and Multidisciplinary Collaboration.
• Adaptability and Continuous Learning.
• Quality Consciousness and Accuracy.
• Execution Orientation.
• Leadership and Team Development, wherever applicable.

8. Role Applicability

This is a common functional Job Description for the BIM – Revit function, applicable across all organisational levels, covering modelling, technical coordination, supervisory, managerial and digital engineering leadership responsibilities.

The specific discipline specialisation, modelling complexity, LOD requirements, software expertise, team size, decision-making responsibilities and experience requirements shall be determined based on the applicable cadre, project size, contractual BIM requirements and organisational structure.