FOR ENGINEERS
From modelling geometry to delivering coordinated information
For BIM engineers and modellers who want to move from producing geometry to producing coordinated, data-rich deliverables.
SKILL AREAS
Six areas that separate a modeller from a BIM engineer
Model discipline
Naming, worksets, view templates and a file structure someone else can pick up.
Data over geometry
Parameters, shared parameters and schedules that feed quantities directly.
Coordination craft
Test sets, tolerances, clash grouping and reporting that a site team will act on.
Detailing depth
Rebar, connections and interfaces at LOD 350 to 400.
Automation
Dynamo for repetitive tasks, audits and Excel round-trips.
Quality control
Pre-issue checks: warnings, unplaced elements, duplicates, sheet completeness.
Pre-issue quality checklist
- Warning count reviewed and reduced before issue
- No unplaced rooms, duplicate elements or in-place families used as shortcuts
- All levels, grids and shared coordinates verified against the source drawings
- Schedules reconcile against the model, not typed manually
- Sheet list complete, revised and issued with a register
Work with us
We work with independent modellers and small BIM teams on overflow modelling, coordination and documentation. Send your portfolio and the disciplines you handle.