Halifax Electrical BIM Technologist Position (Nova Scotia)

Halifax Electrical BIM Technologist Position (Nova Scotia)

05 Aug
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Dillon Consulting
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Nova Scotia

05 Aug

Dillon Consulting

Nova Scotia

Advance your career as an Electrical BIM Technologist with Dillon in Halifax, offering a blend of project management and design expertise. Contribute to cutting-edge electrical engineering solutions through collaboration.

Dillon’s Buildings Infrastructure Practice seeks a detail-oriented Electrical BIM Technologist to join their multidisciplinary team. In this role, you'll engage in project drafting, using CAD software like AutoCAD and Revit, while supporting project managers with comprehensive design processes. Your communication skills will foster teamwork and enhance project outcomes.

Key Responsibilities:
• Assist with CAD drafting for various building systems
• Utilize AutoCAD and Revit for design documentation




• Conduct thorough field assessments and gather essential data
• Ensure quality and integrity of all project deliverables
• Collaborate closely with engineers and technical staff

Requirements:
• Accredited diploma in Electrical Engineering Technology
• 5 to 10 years of relevant experience required
• Proficient in using AutoCAD and Revit software
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Organization and attention to detail are essential

While contributing to Dillon’s success, grow professionally in a culture of innovation and collaboration.
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📌 Halifax Electrical BIM Technologist Position (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Dillon Consulting
📍 Nova Scotia

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