Full-Time
BIM Manager
Posted on 7/3/2025
Arcadis
10,001+ employees
Global design, engineering, consultancy for assets
No salary listed
India
Hybrid
 Architecture & Civil Engineering (2) |
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- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Architecture or Equivalent Courses / Technical Certification relating to BIM.
- Preferably Ten (10) years’ experience working with BIM Projects.
- Preferably Six (6) years’ experience in the use and application of BIM for International project design or construction.
- Preferably Three (3) years’ experience in multi-BIM management.
- Experience in managing and leading teams of BIM Modelers in the project environment.
- Knowledge of international standards codes and best practise in relation to the application of BIM into project including ISO19650, RIBA and AIA standards.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Sound technical skills and ability to produce BIM models and CAD outputs to budget and programme.
- Ability to adopt and operate in a flexible manner to suit the audience and situation.
- Ability to build rapport with work colleagues.
- Experience in the use and application of BIM in consultant environment is essential.
- Must be able to work with, mentor, and develop BIM teams of lesser experienced BIM modeler.
- Experience in the integration and application of BIM in a multi-disciplinary environment.
- Have ability in setting up and coordinating a BIM Protocol and Execution Plan for a given project.
- Able to provide input to estimates for the engineering budget and schedule and to oversee technical resources to meet requirements on large and complex projects.
- Use appropriate scientific, technical, or engineering principles.
- Fulfilling a senior role within the team, providing leadership, and mentoring to BIM teams.
- Managing technical aspects of BIM production for projects or components of major projects.
- Developing and implementing BIM Execution Plans and project delivery strategy.
- Researching and developing opportunities for process improvement, application and data integration with relevant BIM softwares.
- Managing the co-ordination and delivery of projects to meet time quality and budgetary targets, whilst meeting or exceeding Clients’ expectations.
- Implementing, managing, and delivering BIM on projects at a Business Unit Level.
- Overseeing the work and development of multiple colleagues working on large projects.
- Providing technical advice to team members, to support them in their delivery on the project.
- Coaching and guiding parties in the implementation and application of BIM.
- Providing technical BIM leadership at a project level.
- Providing internal training at a basic and intermediate level to all BIM staff.
- Clearly understanding the client’s intended end uses of models developed and continuously implementing any improvements with modelling/BIM processes to better align with those end uses.
- Resolving complex modelling issues.
- Actively attempting to present technical achievements at industry events on regular occasions, at least one per year, to support a strong professional profile.
- Guiding a project team through the BIM process and providing ad hoc assistance to the wider practice when required.
- Chairing and attending BIM review meetings.
- Developing, reviewing, approving and maintaining the suite of BIM documentation guidelines including BIM standards, implementation plans and quality control procedures.
- Liaising with Country BIM leads to ensure systems, processes and documentation developed is in line with global standards and best practise.
- Creating templates, families, and automation of software.
- Managing software products including but not limited to incorporating new version releases and customisation of these products.
- Planning, executing and managing the ongoing implementation of BIM within all disciplines in the region.
- Developing, implementing, and enforcing BIM workflow processes and best practise.
- Staying up to date with the latest best practise within BIM and the interaction of BIM software with other software used within the business.
- Providing quality control for completeness and adherence to company standards for all drawings released.
- Providing expert support in the resolution of technical issues in the application execution of BIM.
- Troubleshooting specific BIM related problems.
- Coordinating and establishing project standards with clients, design teams and stakeholders.
- Identifying trends and business opportunities relating to BIM and making recommendations.
- Reviewing progress, compliance and clash detection reports produced by the project BIM coordinator.
- Defining clash detection rules at various project stages, monitoring the progress of the resolution of clashes and constructability issues.
- Producing periodic reports to the team expressing progress with compliance and clash resolution.
- Preferably Ten (10) years’ experience working with BIM Projects.
- Preferably Six (6) years’ experience in the use and application of BIM for International project design or construction.
- Preferably Three (3) years’ experience in multi-BIM management.
Arcadis is a global design, engineering, and consultancy firm that creates and manages natural and built assets. It operates across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and the Asia Pacific, serving governments, public agencies, and private companies. Its four business areas—Places, Mobility, Resilience, and Intelligence—cover sustainable buildings and urban development, transportation infrastructure, climate adaptation, and data-driven digital solutions to optimize asset performance. The company earns fees for its integrated services that combine planning, design, engineering, and advisory work. Arcadis differentiates itself through its global reach and its integrated, multi-disciplinary approach that links physical design with data analytics and digital insights to deliver high-value solutions. Its goal is to help clients create and maintain sustainable, resilient, and efficient assets while improving decision-making and performance across complex projects.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Watermael-Boitsfort, Belgium
Founded
1888
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- MCBC-Arcadis Partnership unlocks infrastructure projects across Greater Toronto's 10 million population.
- £100M Network Rail contract strengthens UK rail leadership through 2031.
- $18M LA contracts expand US project management in convention and clean water programs.
What critics are saying
- WSP underbids Arcadis on UK rail like HS2, capturing market share within 12 months.
- AtkinsRéalis dominates Transpennine JV, marginalizing Arcadis role in 6 months.
- EU Green Deal Phase 2 slashes Resilience margins 20-30% on water contracts by 2027.
What makes Arcadis unique
- Arcadis integrates Indigenous knowledge via MCBC partnership on 3.9 million acres Toronto Treaty Lands.
- Arcadis pioneers Maryland's first Managed Aquifer Recharge using digital twins by 2028.
- Arcadis delivers data-driven program controls for £10.7B Transpennine Route Upgrade JV.
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