WEEKLY REPORT

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

SALARY GUIDE UPDATE Q4

Our latest salary guides for Q4 have been released – visit the page here to see the guides for both Build and Architecture, as well as our Q4 Salary Guide Report.

BIMBEING: THE JOURNEY

The latest from Mr.Smith. Will he ever smile? Psalm #23. The clients need to be the drivers of good BIM! If clients don’t demand best practice the supply chain doesn’t have to deliver it!

And of course, as Brexit day is here, he finally speaks about the B-word and how it will affect the construction industry in psalm #24.

Follow the full BIMBeing journey here.

CAREER OPPORTUNITY OF THE WEEK

How about a BIM trainee role with one of the top BIM teams – in Derby? Apart from the excellent ‘real world’ BIM training you will get from some of the best in the industry, where else can you see blue john in situ?

See our opportunities page for a wide range of BIM and a few Digital Technology career opportunities.

ARTICLES OF THE WEEK

Sir Robert McAlpine is sponsoring the City of Glasgow College to launch the first digital construction college in Scotland, offering employer-led skills training to 16-18-year-olds with a focus on the new digital methods of construction. We need to see more like this please! Read the BIM+ article here.

Sisk’s UK BIM Lead, Shervin Deh Bozorgi, describes the efficiencies of using innovative technologies such as ‘Digital Smart Containers’ on the Wembley Park residential developments in this BIMIreland article.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK

“Use the experience of others to better shape your own knowledge. Combine this with your own experiences for a more holistic view in which to lead and inspire your peers.”

Marc Warren, BIM Delivery Lead at Bowmer & Kirkland.

Read his top 6 expert career tips here.

EVENTS NEXT WEEK

CIOB ‘Enabling Digital Technologies to Transform Construction‘ event on Tuesday in Loughborough.
On Wednesday in Oxford it’s the Built Environment ‘Developing Cities for the Future‘ conference.

Head to our events page for further information.

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.