Revit Engineer for wastewater treatment plants (for projects in Switzerland) NEW

Job description

You will be joining our team located in Zürich belonging to Water & Environment Switzerland managed by Thomas Morgenthaler. This Unit has currently approximately 90 employees in Switzerland and is looking to build up a solid team in Poland for further growth and support and to strengthen our activities to protect the aquatic environment. Main focus for us are projects related to the design of wastewater treatment plants mainly in Switzerland and adjacent European countries.

Your key responsibilities are:

• Modelling of civil work structures such as tanks, basins, pumping stations, service buildings for domestic wastewater treatment plants (predominantly designed with reinforced concrete) and/or mechanical equipment and piping
• The modelling and design process follows several stages according to Swiss SIA and/or German HOAI (Project basis, feasibility study, pre-design, basic engineering design, authority approval design, submission and proposal phase, detailed design)
• Design of civil works structures according to BIM methodology together with BIM Coordinators and Manager
• Participation in internal / external meetings and video conferences as well as BIM sessions
• Regular reporting to BIM Coordinators and Project Managers

Qualifications

Must have:

• Knowledge of civil structure modelling and/or MEP modelling with 3 to 5 years of experience
• Team player and interest in multidisciplinary work
• Good English skills at B2–C1 level
• Good skills in Microsoft Suite
• Very good Revit skills
• Solid knowledge in BIM Methodology (openBIM) and collaboration platforms (BIMCollab, etc.)

Good to have:

• Knowledge of modelling in wastewater treatment plant design or equivalent
• Basic to good German language skills
• Very good English skills at C1–C2 level
• Knowledge of German HOAI and/or Swiss SIA standards and EURO Codes
• Previous experience in the field of plant engineering of complex industrial plants such as wastewater treatment and basic understanding of treatment processes