FEATURE
BIM/Technical Consultants Role
by: Gareth Spencer
Industry Insights of a Consultant
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f you read through my article in last month’s AUGIWorld you would have read about how things have changed over this year. This month I would like to elaborate on this from a BIM/ Technical Consultants role and how things have changed with software such as Autodesk Revit.
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have become more diverse due to industry standards, processes, technology, moving to digital ways of working and everyone needing to work collaboratively.
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A BIM/Technical Consultant role can mean many things to different organizations, but for me it has become a role which I undertake everyday working for an Autodesk Reseller here in the UK. It must be a very diverse role because of the nature of how our industry is today. This said many of our roles across the industry
Let’s go back to 2007 before I was a BIM Consultant and I had just started working at a large multi-discipline engineering company as a Senior Structural Technician here in the United Kingdom and was introduced to Autodesk Revit for the first time. Back then, we were starting to move into a modeling approach to design instead of 2D
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Why don’t you think back to when you first started out in your role and how much has it changed for you. I hope, which is for the better.
December 2020
