Role Purpose
The BIM Manager governs the project's 3D BIM model environment up to LOD 400/500, enforcing the project's BIM Execution Plan across both PMC and EPC teams. The role focuses on automated clash detection across architectural, structural, and MEP disciplines to eliminate costly on-site rework. The BIM Manager also verifies that site variations and change orders are updated dynamically within the digital twin model by the contractor, ensuring the final extraction of a clean "As-Built BIM" model that integrates with the airport's long-term Facility Management (FM) systems.
Key Responsibilities
1. BIM Execution Plan Governance
- Enforce the project's BIM Execution Plan (BEP) across both PMC and EPC teams, ensuring consistent modelling standards and protocols.
- Govern the project's 3D BIM model environment up to LOD 400/500 across all disciplines.
- Define and maintain naming conventions, coding structures, and common data environment (CDE) workflows.
2. Clash Detection & Model Coordination
- Lead automated clash detection across architectural, structural, and MEP disciplines to eliminate costly on-site rework.
- Federate multidisciplinary models into a single coordinated environment and track clashes to closure with design and construction teams.
- Coordinate model reviews and clash-resolution workshops across PMC, EPC, and design consultant teams.
3. Digital Twin & Change Management
- Verify that site variations and change orders are updated dynamically within the digital twin model by the contractor.
- Ensure model data integrity, version control, and traceability across the design and construction lifecycle.
- Track and validate model updates against approved variations and change orders.
4. As-Built BIM & Facility Management Integration
- Ensure the final extraction of a clean "As-Built BIM" model reflecting completed construction.
- Support integration of the As-Built BIM model with the airport's long-term Facility Management (FM) systems.
- Support development of the Asset Information Model (AIM) for handover to operations.
5. Quality Assurance & Stakeholder Coordination
- Conduct regular model audits and quality checks to verify compliance with LOD, naming, and coordination requirements.
- Act as the primary technical point of contact on BIM matters between the SPV, EPC Contractor, PMC, and design consultants.
- Train and support project teams and contractors on BIM tools, workflows, and best practices.
Candidate Profile
Qualifications & Certifications
- Bachelor's and/or Master's degree in Architecture or Civil Engineering.
Experience
- Total 10+ years in civil engineering or architecture, with a minimum of 5+ years of dedicated experience as a BIM Manager/Lead.
- Must have completed at least one mega-scale infrastructure project (Airport, Metro, or High-Speed Rail Station).
Software Proficiencies
- Expert level in Autodesk Revit and Navisworks Manage.
- Proficient in BIM 360 / Autodesk Construction Cloud (CDE).
- Familiar with Tekla Structures, AutoCAD, and asset management integration tools.
Skills & Attributes
- Rigorous, detail-oriented approach to model quality, clash resolution, and data governance.
- Credible technical partner able to influence designers, contractors, and shareholder technical teams.
- Strong understanding of digital twin workflows and facility management data requirements.
- Fluent English required, Russian or Uzbek an advantage.
Success Measures (indicative)
- BIM Execution Plan enforced consistently across PMC and EPC teams, with models maintained up to LOD 400/500.
- Clashes identified and resolved ahead of construction, minimizing on-site rework.
- Clean As-Built BIM model delivered and successfully integrated with Facility Management systems ahead of airport opening.