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Glasgow
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Hiring: Digital Information Manager (BIM)

We’re looking for an experienced Digital Information Manager (BIM) to support a major energy infrastructure programme across Scotland.

Locations: Aberdeen, Glasgow, Inverness or Perth

Duration: 6 months

Working Pattern: 50% onsite

The Role

You’ll be responsible for the development and management of digital data, information and modelling across a large-scale energy infrastructure framework.

The role will focus on ISO 19650-driven Information Requirements, BIM processes, CDE management and information validation across multiple systems, tools and supply-chain partners.

Key Responsibilities

  • Develop and manage Exchange Information Requirements (EIR) in line with ISO 19650 and industry standards.
  • Review tender returns, including BIM Execution Plans (BEPs) and supporting digital information.
  • Work closely with contractors, suppliers and stakeholders to resolve digital information and technical queries.
  • Support the setup and management of Common Data Environment (CDE) project spaces.
  • Lead BIM Coordinators in model interrogation, coordination, federation and clash detection.
  • Support legal and commercial teams with contracts, PQQs and digital implementation requirements.
  • Ensure effective management and validation of project information across multiple systems and platforms.

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  • Strong experience as a BIM / Information Manager or Lead BIM Coordinator on major infrastructure projects.
  • Experience with BIM 360, Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) or other CDE platforms.
  • Strong knowledge of ISO 19650 and UK BIM Framework.
  • Experience with AutoCAD, Revit, Civil 3D, Navisworks or similar modelling/coordination tools.
  • Experience in energy, linear or vertical infrastructure projects such as substations, converter stations, overhead lines or cables.
  • Practical experience in model coordination, federation and clash detection.
  • Experience with GIS applications, particularly Esri GIS, would be advantageous.
  • Strong stakeholder, contractor and supplier management skills.
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