Project Manager - BIM (Thane)

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Job Title: Project Manager - BIM
Company Name: Currie & Brown
Location: Thane
Experience Required: Minimum 7 years in BIM project management

Job Overview:
We are seeking an experienced Project Manager - BIM to manage and oversee the BIM design development process for a variety of construction projects. This role involves leading clash resolution workshops, integrating 4D scheduling with BIM, and developing as-built models for accurate facility management. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in BIM coordination and construction management.

Key Responsibilities:

Design Development Phase:

1. Clash Resolution Workshops:
• Task: Conduct weekly sessions with multidisciplinary teams to identify and resolve clashes in coordinated BIM models.
• Deliverable: Updated BIM model free of conflicts.
• Example: Use Navisworks to resolve clashes between plumbing risers and electrical conduits.

Pre-Construction Phase:

1. 4D Scheduling:
• Task: Link the BIM model to the project schedule for 4D simulation.
• Deliverable: Animated construction sequences for better project visualization.
• Example: Visualize the sequencing of foundation, columns, and slabs to detect potential scheduling conflicts.

Construction Phase:

1. As-Built BIM Model Development:
• Task: Continuously update the BIM model to reflect real-time changes on-site.
• Deliverable: As-built BIM models integrated into O&M (Operations & Maintenance) systems.
• Example: Incorporate actual HVAC routing into the BIM model for facility management use.

Qualifications & Requirements:

• Minimum 7 years of experience in BIM project management or related roles.
• Proficient in BIM software such as Navisworks, Revit, and other coordination tools.
• Strong experience in clash detection, 4D scheduling, and as-built model development.
• Excellent communication skills to lead teams and collaborate across disciplines.
• Location: Candidates must be based in Thane or willing to relocate locally.

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