CAD Technician - Electrical (HS2 Gateway Station)

About the role

Egis Group, through its Anthro joint venture with VVB Engineering, has won a multi-year contract to deliver MEPHFC (mechanical, electrical public health, fire and communications) systems works for the HS2 gateway station at Old Oak Common in London. The CAD Technician supports the engineering teams in producing digital deliverables to a high standard, working on 2D, 3D and BIM Level 2 work across light, heavy and metro rail systems, alongside developing signalling and track teams.

Key responsibilities

• Develop engineering designs using best-practice details and bespoke solutions, and contribute to the CAD best-practice library
• Provide BIM Level 2 support from documentation creation through validation to As-Built close-out
• Manage 3D CAD models and assist in delivering projects from technical design to construction, ensuring compliance with project standards
• Liaise with project stakeholders and the supply chain, and lead the production of detailed construction drawings for railway station elements
• Produce drawing output from 3D models in line with the Component Catalogue and the BIM Execution Plan (BEP)
• Use Bentley ProjectWise with OpenBuilding Designer and MicroStation, and coordinate with discipline task teams
• Support the BIM Coordinator and BIM Manager, run quality assurance checks, monitor BEP compliance and attend coordination meetings

Required profile

• BIM Technician with at least 3 years' experience on major infrastructure or transportation projects
• Railway, transportation or construction background
• Experience delivering projects to UK BIM standards including BS 1192 and ISO 19650
• Experience leading the technical development of 3D CAD components from concept to detailed construction models
• Knowledge of UK design standards such as Network Rail, HS2 and TfL
• Experience with BEPs, TIDPs, MIDPs and MPDTs
• Right to work in the UK

Required skills

• Proficiency in Bentley software: ProjectWise, OpenBuilding Designer and MicroStation
• Working in multidisciplinary teams and adapting to new BIM technologies