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Revit BIM Technician / BIM Engineer - Part-Time, Remote (UK)

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GlobalCAD is looking for an experienced Revit BIM Technician / BIM Engineer to support a major UK rail infrastructure project in London.
This is a predominantly remote, initially part-time contract opportunity, working closely with an established fire engineering project team on detailed BIM modelling, coordination, drawing production, and digital project deliverables.
The successful specialist must be UK-based with full right to work in the UK due to project security vetting requirements.
📌 What we're looking for
- Strong Autodesk Revit experience, specifically Revit 2023
- Strong AutoCAD skills and ability to produce/formally prepare CAD drawing submissions
- Experience with Navisworks and model/clash coordination
- Able to provide own Revit, AutoCAD, Navisworks, and Bluebeam (or agreed equivalent) software licences
- Experience working within ACC and other controlled CDE/project environments
- Ability to develop and maintain detailed coordinated BIM models
- Experience producing drawings directly from Revit and preparing exported DWGs for formal submission
- Good understanding of BIM coordination, clash resolution, and structured model/drawing issue processes
- Confident communicating directly with UK project teams via Microsoft Teams
- UK-based with full UK right to work
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⭐ Desirable
- MEP/building services BIM experience
- Fire alarm, fire protection, or gas suppression experience
- ProjectWise and/or BIMCollab experience
- Asset data/model information experience
- Rail or major infrastructure project experience
- Current CSCS card
📋 About the Role
The role will include:
- Revit modelling of fire alarm, fire main, and gas suppression systems
- Developing and maintaining project central models
- Resolving coordination/clash issues through ACC and BIMCollab
- Navisworks clash checking and reporting
- Regular model uploads through ACC and ProjectWise
- Maintaining associated asset data and reports
- Producing detailed drawings from Revit
- Exporting and preparing AutoCAD drawings to project submission standards
- Attending BIM/coordination meetings as required
- Working to detailed project BIM requirements, including LOD500
Specific fire or rail experience is advantageous but not essential; strong Revit/BIM capability and experience working within structured multidisciplinary project environments are more important.


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📅 Project Information
- Predominantly remote – UK-based specialist required
- Major London Rail Infrastructure Project
- Typically 2-3 days per week, with some flexibility depending on project workload
- Initial 3-month engagement, with potential to extend as the project progresses
- Quick start required – initial project handover targeted by 26 September
- Project security vetting required; initial handover can commence while vetting is being processed
- Hourly contract
- Potential for the workload to develop as the project progresses [only include this once Dean confirms this]
📋 Selection Process
- Initial Teams interview
- Review of CV and relevant project experience
- Client/project interview as required
Please send:
- CV
- Examples of relevant Revit/BIM work where available
- Current availability, including availability for 2–3 days per week
- Required hourly rate
Please confirm your UK right to work and whether you hold a current CSCS card.
to:
- Email: hello@globalcad.co.uk
Please include GC-HS2-REVIT in the first line of your application.
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