Senior Revit Technician

Elliott Recruitment Solutions Limited
South Yorkshire
2 weeks ago
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Senior Revit Technician

Barnsley

£35k - £50k DOE

Hybrid, minimum 2 working days in the office

We are recruiting on behalf of a Civil and Structural Consulting Engineering company in Barnsley who are looking for an experienced Revit Technician to join their close-knit team.

About the role:
You will be a technician in a small team:

  • Utilising the Autodesk AEC software suite, including, Revit, AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Navisworks, and more.
  • Producing models and information to a standard of BIM level 2 and beyond, coordinating multidisciplinary models and information from subcontractors, as well as managing technicians, and checking drawings, to ISO 19650.
  • Developing new workflows, using Rhino/Grasshopper to develop parametric 3D models.
  • Opportunity to become a GVC certified drone pilot, to undertake ariel cloud point scanning.
  • With the opportunity to carry out LIDAR surveys and Scan2BIM processes.
  • Broadening your understanding and developing your skills of Building Information Modelling (BIM).
  • Client-facing, attending design team meetings, and site visits.
  • Working on projects across the Residential, Industrial, Commercial, Leisure and Rail sectors.
  • With responsibilities across multiple projects and for the management of our ISO 9001 quality management system.

Your responsibilities will include:

  • Meeting project deadlines and budgets
  • Upholding strict quality standards of work
  • Abiding by ISO 9001 and 19650 requirements
  • Communicating effectively with clients, supply chains, stakeholders and colleagues

Benefits

  • Flexitime working based on 37.5 hours a week
  • 20 days holiday + bank holidays (Holidays not required to cover the Christmas closing period)
  • Free private medical insurance for all staff members
  • Monthly sports massages for staff well-being.
  • Modern, well-equipped office environment with free, secure, on-site parking, on-site bistro, and shower facilities.
  • The support of a fantastic, close-knit team who will support and challenge you.
  • Networking and CPD opportunities.
  • Career progression. As a rapidly expanding team, the possibility of team leader positions
  • Ongoing training towards professional membership


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