3D Modeler - Electrical

About This Role

This role is for a highly experienced and detail-oriented Senior Electrical Modeller MEP to join an engineering team. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in Revit MEP (Electrical) with a focus on cable tray design, cable routing, junction box (JB) layout, and electrical equipment modelling. Proficiency in Navisworks for clash detection and AutoCAD for drafting is essential.

Responsibilities

• Develop accurate 3D electrical MEP models using Revit, adhering to project specifications and industry standards
• Model cable trays, cable routing, junction boxes, and electrical equipment layout for buildings and infrastructure
• Coordinate with mechanical and plumbing teams for effective MEP integration
• Perform clash detection and coordination using Navisworks Manage
• Review and interpret electrical schematics, SLDs, and technical drawings
• Generate detailed electrical drawings, shop drawings, and as-built documentation
• Support project teams in BIM coordination meetings and model reviews
• Ensure compliance with company and client-specific BIM standards and protocols
• Collaborate with design engineers to update models as per design changes

Requirements

• Diploma or Degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
• Minimum 3 years of experience as an Electrical Modeller in MEP/BIM projects
• Expert in Revit (Electrical discipline) with hands-on experience in large-scale MEP projects
• Strong knowledge of:
  • Cable tray routing & supports
  • Cable management and JB placement
  • Electrical room layouts
  • Electrical equipment modelling
• Proficient in Navisworks (clash detection and coordination workflows)
• Skilled in AutoCAD for 2D electrical drafting
• Good understanding of MEP coordination, BIM workflows, and industry standards (e.g., IEC, IS codes)
• Excellent teamwork and communication skills

Nice to have:

• Experience in industrial or infrastructure MEP projects
• Familiarity with BIM 360 or other common data environments (CDEs)
• Basic understanding of electrical load calculations or design principles (not mandatory)