BIM professions
Explore the various roles in BIM (Building Information Modeling) and see how they can come together to collaborate effectively on their projects on the Kroqi platform.
A career in BIM: why it's an excellent idea
BIM has become a must-have on ambitious construction projects. To stay competitive, construction companies keep investing in modeling tools and in the experts who master them. Choosing a BIM career means stepping into a fast-growing field with rising demand for qualified professionals.
BIM roles offer very attractive compensation. BIM Managers can command salaries above the average. The sector offers varied opportunities for different profiles: manager and coordinator roles for management experts, modeler and drafter roles for technical personalities.
Fewer errors and delays
BIM makes it possible to anticipate inconsistencies between trades. Errors are resolved upstream of the job site, which reduces delays.
Stronger productivity
BIM makes collaboration between teams easier. Everyone focuses on their core role, while coordination is handled by the BIM manager and coordinator.
Safety on the job site
From the design phase, project leads see the future risk zones and adapt working methods to limit accidents.
A panorama of BIM roles
BIM Manager
Manages the BIM process on a project from design to completion, and integrates resources, tools, costs and deadlines into the digital model.
BIM Coordinator
The BIM Manager's primary contact, coordinating the various trades involved in the work.
BIM Modeler
Produces the digital model and draws the building in 3D in line with the manager's brief, throughout the project.
BIM Drafter
Produces the project's drawings ahead of modeling, under the supervision of the coordinator and the BIM Manager, based on the technical file.
BIM Designer
Models and designs the works in 3D, translates drawings and technical data into precise models and coordinates the disciplines.
BIM Architect
Coordinates the BIM process on a project: BIM strategy, modeling standards, data quality and interoperability.
BIM Engineer
Designs technical solutions around environmental, acoustic, thermal and structural constraints, then integrates them into the digital model.
BIM Consultant
An independent 3D modeling expert who works across the full project or as reinforcement during a specific phase.
BIM Trainer
Passes on know-how on modeling software, BIM methodologies and collaborative processes, in training centers, schools or companies.
Owner's Representative (AMO)
Supports the project owner throughout the project and, as a strategic advisor, makes sure the proposed solutions are achievable.
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