ERSG Ltd
Digital Information Manager

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Digital Information Manager (BIM)
We are seeking an experienced Digital Information Manager (BIM) to lead digital information and BIM management across a major energy infrastructure framework in Scotland.
The role will be responsible for developing and implementing ISO 19650-compliant information requirements and processes, ensuring high-quality digital data is delivered by contractors and the wider supply chain.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and manage Exchange Information Requirements (EIRs), BIM Execution Plans and related information management processes.
- Support commercial and legal teams with BIM requirements for contracts, PQQs and tenders.
- Review contractor and supplier submissions to ensure compliance with project and industry requirements.
- Act as the key point of contact for project-specific digital information, resolving technical and information management issues.
- Support the setup and management of Common Data Environments (CDEs) in line with ISO 19650.
- Lead BIM Coordinators in model coordination, federation and clash detection across multiple workstreams.
- Manage and validate information across multiple digital systems, software platforms and data environments.
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Experience & Skills
- Significant experience as a BIM Coordinator, BIM Manager or Information Manager on major infrastructure projects.
- Strong knowledge of ISO 19650, UK BIM Framework and information management best practice.
- Experience with Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC), BIM 360 or other CDE platforms.
- Strong CAD and 2D/3D modelling experience, ideally with AutoCAD, Revit, Civil 3D and Navisworks.
- Practical experience in model coordination, clash detection and federation.
- Experience in energy or linear infrastructure, such as substations, converter stations, overhead lines or cables, is desirable.
- GIS experience, particularly Esri, would be advantageous.
- Project or team management experience would be beneficial.


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