BIM Specialist
kenny electricDenver (CO)
About the role
BIM Specialist Kenny Electric, established in 1974, is a leading Industrial and Commercial electrical contractor with a diverse portfolio of project work. We operate under a set of core values: integrity, trust, quality, family, and community. We are looking for driven and organized individuals who share the same pride and enthusiasm for the industry as we do. Purpose: The BIM Specialist is responsible for changing and creating project drawings. Essential Duties include the following: Complies with all company safety policies Works with existing Architect drawings and makes necessary revisions for projects Creates new drawing designs from concept Works with Project Manager on site visits; measures building layouts Works with engineering team to assist in design/build Understands and performs 3-D coordination via Revit and Navisworks Provides and creates detailed shop drawings for installation Performs other duties as assigned Qualifications/
Requirements:
Associate's Degree in Computer Drafting or equivalent combination of training and experience Competence in Microsoft office products, AutoCAD, Revit and Navisworks Strong organizational, file and data management skills Good communication skills, including verbal and written
Physical Requirements:
Possess good vision (normal or corrected)Able to get to customer job sites Able to walk and stand for long periods of time Able to bend, stoop, squat, crawl, climb, kneel, balance, push, pull, and reach overhead
Work Environment:
Well-lit, heated, and/or air-conditioned modern office setting with adequate ventilation. The above statements are intended to reflect the principal duties of the position and are not intended to be all inclusive. Management reserves the right to change the position and/or requirements as necessary.
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