London, UK
Document controller/BIM technician
at Theatre Projects
Theatre Projects is hiring a document controller/BIM technician to join its team in London.
Theatre Projects (TP) is a world-leading theatre design consultancy with a global team of more than 60 experts in theatre design, planning, technology, operations, and acoustics. We work with architects and builders to design and deliver performing arts venues all over the world. Since our start in 1957, we’ve worked on more than 1,600 projects in 80 countries, including some of the world’s most iconic spaces like the National Theatre and The Lowry in the UK, Dubai Opera, Walt Disney Concert Hall, LA, The Esplanade, Singapore and Shanghai Grand Opera House. Our work is worldwide, and this position may require international travel.
About the role
Our successful team needs a document controller and BIM technician based in our London office, but with flexibility to work from home for two to three days per week.
We want an enthusiastic individual committed to the long-term development of their skills, with a strong commitment to collaborative working. The ideal candidate will be a confident communicator and be comfortable working with people at all levels. Excellent organisational and prioritisation skills will be required to work alongside multiple teams, across varying projects with concurrent deadlines.
If you can demonstrate a high level of technical capability within the architectural and construction sector and can deliver CAD and Revit support to our designers on performing arts buildings, get in touch and apply today.
Your skills:
- run document control using common data environments (CDE) – Aconex, ARIBA, BIM 360, etc.
- track incoming submittals – drawings, RFIs, tech subs, etc. – assist designers in preparing comments and manage the return of reviewed submittals
- create reliable 2D drawings and 3D Revit models, worksets and families
- maintain and upload Revit models to websites and CDEs
- provide BIM support and advice to our designers individually or in groups and identify where training is needed
- work closely with the team to foresee and resolve scheduling challenges
- maintain standard document templates for reports and schedules
- format and proofread deliverables including loading reports, specifications, and study reports
- manage our project archive
Your experience:
- three years or more experience coordinating project deliverables in a similar design or construction environment
- proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit, AEC suite, and MS Office
- a working knowledge of BIM Protocol, PAS 1192 and ISO 19650 and BIM project delivery
- experience of Aconex, Procore, Viewpoint for Projects or similar CDEs
- familiarity with COBie, Navisworks and IFC
- ability to work on your own initiative and within teams
- good organisational and interpersonal skills and you’ll work well under pressure
- fluency in written and spoken English
- proof of the legal right to work in the UK
- a valid passport
Valued qualities:
- proficiency in other languages
- familiarity with; Sketchup, Adobe Creative Suite, Bluebeam Revu, Rhino
- a degree in theatre, architecture, engineering or a related field
- some knowledge of theatre and/or theatre technical systems
Employment details
This is a full-time, permanent position for 40 hours a week, based in our London office. Theatre Projects offers a flexible working scheme based on project demands and recognises the importance of a good work/life balance. We currently offer the opportunity for remote working with two to three days in-office time per week.
Additional benefits:
- contributions to company pension scheme
- Bupa private health insurance – conditions apply
- life insurance and permanent illness cover
- a varied workload contributing to prestigious cultural projects around the globe
- flexible working hours
How to apply
If this is you, then send a copy of your CV along with a cover letter using the title ‘Document Controller/BIM Technician’ via the ‘apply for job’ button below. Include details of any other experience or knowledge you feel is relevant to the role.
Please note we are unable to support applications that require current or future employment visa sponsorship.
Equal opportunities policy
Theatre Projects is fully committed to a policy of equal opportunities and diversity. We aim to provide equal opportunities for staff, partners, and contractors and, through valuing diversity, to ensure that the talents and resources of individuals and groups are utilised to the full.
No prospective employee, staff member, contractor or partner will receive less favourable treatment on the grounds of their age, sex, gender, marital status, sexual orientation, pregnancy or maternity, change of gender, religion or belief, class, nationality, colour, ethnic origin, political belief, or disability. TP carries out this policy in its human resources activities including the areas of recruitment, selection, remuneration, promotion, training, and other aspects of working life.