Role Purpose
The BIM Manager governs the project's 3D BIM model environment up to LOD 400/500, enforcing the project's BIM Execution Plan across both PMC and EPC teams. The role focuses on automated clash detection across architectural, structural, and MEP disciplines to eliminate costly on-site rework. The BIM Manager also verifies that site variations and change orders are updated dynamically within the digital twin model by the contractor, ensuring the final extraction of a clean "As-Built BIM" model that integrates with the airport's long-term Facility Management (FM) systems.
Key Responsibilities
1. BIM Execution Plan Governance
Enforce the project's BIM Execution Plan (BEP) across both PMC and EPC teams, ensuring consistent modelling standards and protocols.
Govern the project's 3D BIM model environment up to LOD 400/500 across all disciplines.
Define and maintain naming conventions, coding structures, and common data environment (CDE) workflows.
2. Clash Detection & Model Coordination
Lead automated clash detection across architectural, structural, and MEP disciplines to eliminate costly on-site rework.
Federate multidisciplinary models into a single coordinated environment and track clashes to closure with design and construction teams.
Coordinate model reviews and clash-resolution workshops across PMC, EPC, and design consultant teams.
3. Digital Twin & Change Management
Verify that site variations and change orders are updated dynamically within the digital twin model by the contractor.
Ensure model data integrity, version control, and traceability across the design and construction lifecycle.
Track and validate model updates against approved variations and change orders.
4. As-Built BIM & Facility Management Integration
Ensure the final extraction of a clean "As-Built BIM" model reflecting completed construction.
Support integration of the As-Built BIM model with the airport's long-term Facility Management (FM) systems.
Support development of the Asset Information Model (AIM) for handover to operations.
5. Quality Assurance & Stakeholder Coordination
Conduct regular model audits and quality checks to verify compliance with LOD, naming, and coordination requirements.
Act as the primary technical point of contact on BIM matters between the SPV, EPC Contractor, PMC, and design consultants.
Train and support project teams and contractors on BIM tools, workflows, and best practices.
Candidate Profile
Qualifications & Certifications
Bachelor's and/or Master's degree in Architecture or Civil Engineering.
Experience
Total 10+ years in civil engineering or architecture, with a minimum of 5+ years of dedicated experience as a BIM Manager/Lead.
Must have completed at least one mega-scale infrastructure project (Airport, Metro, or High-Speed Rail Station).
Software Proficiencies
Expert level in Autodesk Revit and Navisworks Manage.
Proficient in BIM 360 / Autodesk Construction Cloud (CDE).
Familiar with Tekla Structures, AutoCAD, and asset management integration tools.
Skills & Attributes
Rigorous, detail-oriented approach to model quality, clash resolution, and data governance.
Credible technical partner able to influence designers, contractors, and shareholder technical teams.
Strong understanding of digital twin workflows and facility management data requirements.
Fluent English required, Russian or Uzbek an advantage.
Success Measures (indicative)
BIM Execution Plan enforced consistently across PMC and EPC teams, with models maintained up to LOD 400/500.
Clashes identified and resolved ahead of construction, minimizing on-site rework.
Clean As-Built BIM model delivered and successfully integrated with Facility Management systems ahead of airport opening.
