Digital Engineering and BIM Manager

Location Central London Hours Full Time (hours not specified) Salary Negotiable About the Role Mace combines construction expertise with consultancy to unlock potential in every person or project and redefine the boundaries of ambition. Our values shape the way we consult and define the people we want to join us on our journey. As a Digital Engineering and BIM Manager, you will support clients and Project Teams by developing and maintaining information requirements and standards, managing processes within a common data environment, and leading the delivery of the information management function throughout the project lifecycle. You will be responsible for supporting the Delivery Teams, communicating effectively with clients, colleagues, and stakeholders, delegating tasks to ensure effective completion, and developing BIM Execution Plans (BEP). You will maintain a strong understanding of ISO 19650 and applicable client standards, ensure security protocols are followed for information viewing and issuing, and implement governance and assurance processes. Your role includes monitoring digital handover to project completion, participating in industry events to stay current with BIM developments, producing information requirements (OIR, AIR, PIR, and EIR) per ISO 19650, and creating information standards, methods, procedures, and shared resources. You will support object library development aligned with the wider BIM strategy, assure and check information models, and produce information models (pre-RIBA Stage 3 only). Additionally, you will review current technology solutions, research emerging technologies to improve BIM processes, stay updated on classification developments, support construction sequencing strategies using information models, and assist the Cost team in preparing cost plans from information models. Training delivery on databases, data analysis, template creation, assurance, COBie production, and other BIM-related topics will also be part of your responsibilities. You will work in line with the Information Management assignment matrix (Table A.1 of BS EN ISO 19650-2), understand the setup of processes and tools for Common Data Environments (CDEs), and upskill client teams, Mace project managers, and design teams through BIM knowledge sharing sessions. Collaboration with Mace PM and Design teams on procedural elements and compliance with the Mace Way is essential. Right to work in the UK is essential for this role.

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