BIM Modeler

Key Responsibilities

• Create / produce information models related to project definition or updates during the construction phase.
• Update information models to reflect changes occurring in the asset during the operational phase.
• Develop information models according to the BIM uses requested by the appointing party. 
• Prepare BIM models for coordination with other stakeholders, following the guidelines of the project’s BIM coordinators 

and client requirements.

• Resolve assigned clashes and coordination issues.
• Report coordination issues for further review. (RFI) 
• Prepare documentation required to meet deliverables related to both development and operational phase processes.

(Panel Book & Panel Layout)

• Develop and maintain both graphical and non-graphical models in accordance with the project standards. 
• Prepare information models for sharing with internal and external stakeholders.
• Produce project outputs derived from graphical and non-graphical models. 
• Review outputs to address clashes: maintain ongoing communication with the BIM Coordinator and participate in BIM 

coordination and technology meetings.

• Reference other shared models to ensure design coordination and avoid conflicts.
• Comply with modeling standards and conventions defined in the BIM Execution Plan (BEP), including naming, coding, and 

data structure requirements.

• Use Common Data Environments (CDE) to upload, extract, and coordinate information, following established protocols. 
• Maintain up-to-date records of model revisions and versions, ensuring traceability of changes. 
• Apply quality reviews and technical validation before sharing models with other disciplines. 
• Coordinate with the Discipline Lead or Project Manager to align model development with the overall schedule and delivery 

milestones.

• Support the generation of both graphical and non-graphical documentation (drawings, reports, quantity take-offs, etc.) 

derived from the model, in agreed formats.

• Participate in training, feedback sessions, or continuous improvement initiatives related to BIM processes within the team. 

Key Competencies

Operational Set

• General Modeling: Use of computer tools to model project requirements and generate

Model-based deliverables across sectors, information systems, and domains of knowledge 

• Capture and Representation: Use of computer tools and special equipment to capture and represent spaces and environments 

from architectural and structural PDF drawings, including the creation and development of parametric families in Revit.

• Linking and Extension: Linking BIM Models and their components with other databases.
• Automation and Scripting: Use of tools such as Dynamo, Grasshopper, or Python scripts to automate repetitive tasks and 

increase productivity in modeling or data management.

• Custom Modeling: Use of software tools to provide a customized combination of Model-based deliverables that reflect 

a variety of Model Uses.

Technical Set

• Modeling: Generation of BIM models based on predefined modeling standards and protocols. 
• Documentation: Generation of construction drawings and documents using standardized details and workflows.
• Model Management: Management and maintenance of BIM models generated using standardized processes, 

protocols, and specifications.

• Document Management: Use of document management systems or similar tools to store, manage, and share BIM files and models