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BIM Modeler - Electrical (Power, Lighting, ELV)
Location: Remote - India (candidates must be based in India)
Projects: Middle East
Experience: 5-7 years
Employment: Full-time, remote
About the role
Converra Consulting and Services, Doha, is looking for an experienced Electrical BIM Modeler based in India to work remotely on major Middle East projects. You will develop coordinated electrical and ELV models and shop drawings through to as-built.
Key responsibilities
- Model power distribution in Revit MEP: substations, transformers, MDBs, SMDBs, DBs, generators, UPS and busbar trunking
- Model cable containment: trays, ladders, trunking and conduits, with LV/ELV segregation
- Model lighting, emergency lighting, small power, earthing and lightning protection
- Model ELV systems: fire alarm, CCTV, access control, structured cabling, PA/BGM and BMS
- Produce electrical shop drawings, containment layouts, riser diagrams and room layouts
- Run clash detection in Navisworks with mechanical, structure and architecture
- Coordinate with KAHRAMAA / DEWA / SEC requirements for substations and service entries
- Extract quantities for trays, conduits, fixtures and equipment
- Populate COBie data and update models to as-built
Requirements
- Diploma / B.E. / B.Tech in Electrical or Electrical & Electronics Engineering
- 5–7 years in electrical BIM modelling, with at least 3 years on GCC projects
- Expert in Revit MEP, AutoCAD and Navisworks
- Dynamo or Revit electrical circuiting experience is an advantage
- Working knowledge of IEC / BS 7671, KAHRAMAA and DEWA regulations, and NFPA 72
- Experience on high-rise, hospitals, airports, data centres or infrastructure preferred
- Familiar with ISO 19650, LOD 300–500 and COBie
Work arrangement
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