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Revit Technician MEP – Hampshire, Nr Basingstoke £35k to £40k - Flexible Working MEP/Building Services Design/Revit MEP/Consultancy/Revit Technician/Revit Coordinator/Senior Revit Technician MEP/AutoCAD Technician Our client, an engineering consultancy are looking for a MEP … Revit Technician with experience in building services design. Most of the work will be design for commercial projects, university accommodation, NHS hospitals (new build and upgrades) and residential both houses and flats. They provide services including design feasibility, surveys, thermal modelling and regulatory work. The Role Producing detailed, coordinated … accurately. Collaborating with the MEP team to deliver quality BIM projects to agreed deadlines. Advising and guiding on the planning and management of advanced Revit techniques. Quality control of BIM models and associated drawings, schedules etc. Assisting in the development of systems and procedures to ensure effective BIM systems. more »

experience in the UK Proficiency in RIBA Stages 3-6, with a strong understanding of the architectural process within CDM procedures High proficiency in Revit Extensive experience in detailing Proven ability to produce high-quality working drawings Familiarity with NBS specifications What We Offer: Flexible hybrid working arrangements (part more »

UK Ensure compliance with the latest legislation and building regulations Collaborate effectively within the technical team to deliver high-quality outcomes within deadlines Utilize Revit and AutoCAD to generate technical drawings and documentation accurately and efficiently Maintain thorough documentation and records of project progress Provide guidance and support to … in the UK Sound technical knowledge and an in-depth understanding of building regulations, specifically related to large-scale Residential schemes Expert user of Revit and AutoCad is essential Excellent communication ability Excellent Technical knowledge Confident delivering projects through RIBA stages more »