Women in BIM have launched a database of women around the world who work in BIM.

The database will support women who work in this sector of the construction industry and act as a resource for learning. The database also gives women the opportunity to share their experience and offer their services as speakers and experts.

Speaking at the launch of Digital Construction Week, Rebecca de Cicco, Chair of Women in BIM, said “Women who work in the construction industry benefit from the support of their peers. Women in BIM was set up with this aim in mind. Our first task is to work out how many women exist in these roles, where they are located and how can we put them in touch with each other. We invite all women working in BIM worldwide to join our network.”

Women can join the database by filling out the form in this link: http://bit.ly/womeninbimdb

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About Women in BIM

Women in BIM was set up in 2013 as a networking group to support and draw attention to the low number of women in BIM related roles in architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) and technology generally.

Follow Women in BIM on LinkedIn http://bit.ly/womeninbimlinkedin and on Twitter @WomeninBIM

Over the past year BIMIreland.ie has interviewed many women working in BIM in Ireland and abroad. You can view their interviews here: https://bimireland.ie/category/building-information-modelling-bim-people/

In the coming weeks BIMIreland.ie will have interviews with women who are working with BIM in architectural design.

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