Here’s what we have found most interesting for the BIM career centric this week.

 

 

BIMBEING: THE JOURNEY

Psalm #30 in which Mr.Smith gives his views on the software packages for construction – why can’t any of them meet all the digital requirements? And his concerns with the ’empty promises’ given to clients, and why they end up being a bad thing in Psalm #31.

Follow the full BIMBeing journey here.

 

 

 

CAREER OPPORTUNITY OF THE WEEK 

GRADUATE BIM COORDINATOR with Sir Robert McAlpine : LONDON

This is a rare chance to get the best start to your BIM career with one of the best, BIM centric, tier 1 contractors in the UK.

Unlike many of the BIM graduate opportunities advertised, this one is with a BIM team – and, because of the high-level commitment of the business to digital construction, one of the most highly recommended by our friends at JohnsonBIM.

For further information on this role, click here.

Padraig Delaney is the London regional BIM Manager.  Read his expert career tips here…

 

 

 

ARTICLE OF THE WEEK

Will Varah, programme director for MMC at the Infrastructure and Projects Authority (IPA) talks about the government pushing ahead with Platform DfMA (P-DfMA) in the construction industry in this BIM+ article.

Read our article on what P-DfMA is here.

 

 

QUOTE OF THE WEEK

“Whether it’s moving out of your comfort zone to a new city or considering a different career path, I would always encourage people to embrace new opportunities.

Padraig Delaney, Regional BIM Manager at Sir Robert McAlpine

Read his expert career tips here.

 

 

EVENTS NEXT WEEK

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By Mike Johnson

33 years specialising in AECO recruitment. What I have learned over the years is that too much talent is squandered because there is not enough information available to help. dbe.careers is a free 'knowledge hub' of career centric information for everyone working in the Digital Built Environment - or thinking about joining us.

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