MEP BIM Coordinator Tun Zaw Oo
Fire Protection Specialist | Revit | Navisworks | ISO 19650 | Dynamo / Python
15+ years Fire Protection / MEP engineering · 9+ years BIM coordination since 2017
MEP BIM coordination on multidisciplinary projects: federated models in Revit and Navisworks, clash detection and resolution, model QA/QC and ISO 19650 task-team delivery through the CDE. Fire Protection engineering knowledge informs each coordination decision.
Based in Singapore
- Target roles BIM Coordinator · MEP BIM Coordinator · Fire Protection BIM Coordinator
- Certified BRE Global ISO 19650-2:2018 PIM Practitioner (Aug 2026)
- UK relocation Available to relocate from Singapore within 3 months of an offer
- UK work eligibility HPI route: potentially eligible based on NTU MSc (2024); application planned
- 15+ years Fire Protection / MEP engineering
- 9+ years BIM coordination, since 2017
- 10 Dynamo / Python BIM automation tools
- ISO 19650 task-team delivery; BRE Global PIM Practitioner
Core strengths
More Than a BIM Modeller
BIM coordination is the core of my role; fire protection engineering gives it depth. I assess clashes not only as modelling conflicts but also for system requirements, installation constraints, access and maintainability, hydraulic implications and design intent.
BIM Coordination
BIM coordination since 2017. Federated model coordination in Revit and Navisworks, with models shared through Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC, now Autodesk Forma) and issues tracked in Revizto.
Engineering Depth
15+ years of Fire Protection / MEP engineering, from site supervision and design drawings to design management. It is what makes each coordination decision technically sound.
Digital Delivery
ISO 19650 principles applied at task-team level through CDE workflows, with Dynamo and Python used for model QA and repetitive modelling tasks.
Selected delivery evidence
Evidence From Projects and Tools
Figures taken from my project case studies and from individual Dynamo / Python tool runs. Each one is explained further down the page.
- Industrial FAB303Slab and wall penetrations coordinated94 slab + 209 wall sleeve instances
- Parry Avenue14FP information containers assigned, planned and delivered within the task-team scopeISO 19650-2 Fire Protection task team
- Tee Yih Jia Food Hub45 mASRS rack heightIn-rack and ceiling sprinkler protection
- Industrial FAB25FP as-built drawing sheetsFrom the hydraulically designed, coordinated model
- Tee Yih Jia Food Hub30FP drawing sheetsPackage issued for consultant review
- Tool run · Model Health Checker106,376Model checks executed12 switchable Python audit modules
- Tool run · Missing Parameter Checker16,276Sprinklers checked in one runBlank required parameters exported to Excel
- Tool run · Clash Flag Placement12Clash flags placed in RevitFrom Navisworks XML; assigned across 4 trade teams
Project figures come from delivered fire protection BIM work in Singapore. Tool figures come from individual tool runs; some tools are shown on test models.
Career progression
From Engineering to BIM Coordination
An engineer who developed into a BIM coordinator. The red part of the line marks the years in which BIM coordination has been a core part of my work.
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2010–2011
Site Engineer
Top Wave Engineering · Yangon
Supervised fire protection and plumbing installation, inspections, testing and commissioning.
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2011–2013
AutoCAD Designer
Myanmar Beca · Yangon
Fire protection design, construction and shop drawings in AutoCAD.
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2013–2017
AutoCAD Designer
Tong Loong Engineering · Singapore
Fire protection design in AutoCAD. Autodesk Revit MEP Level II Advanced in 2016.
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2017–2021
Senior Design Engineer / BIM – Fire Protection
Tong Loong Engineering · Singapore
Revit modelling and Navisworks clash coordination with architecture, structure and MEP.
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2022–Present
Design Manager / BIM Coordinator – Fire Protection
Tong Loong Engineering · Singapore
Clash coordination, ISO 19650 / CDE workflows, model QA/QC, automation and fire protection design review.
BIM coordination became a core part of my work from 2017, progressing from Revit modelling and Navisworks coordination into ISO 19650 task-team delivery, model QA/QC and BIM automation.
Capability built up over time
- Mechanical Engineering
- Fire Protection Engineering
- Revit Modelling
- BIM Coordination
- ISO 19650 / CDE
- Dynamo / Python Automation
- 2010 BEng Mechanical Engineering
- 2019 Specialist Diploma in BIM
- 2020 Specialist Diploma in VDC
- 2024 MSc Mechanical Engineering (NTU)
- 2026 BRE ISO 19650-2 PIM Practitioner
Featured case studies
BIM Coordination in Practice
Three projects showing ISO 19650 task-team delivery, multidisciplinary coordination and fire protection engineering working together. All three are in Singapore.
Case Study 01 · Practical ISO 19650 task-team delivery
Parry Avenue Assisted Living (Perennial)
Assisted living · Singapore
Project context
Assisted living development in Singapore with two blocks (AL and NH), from basement to upper roof. Project information was managed to ISO 19650 with ACC as the CDE, and the Fire Protection package was produced by a subcontractor task team.
Project evidence
- 14 FP information containers assigned, planned and delivered within the task-team scope
- 4 key RFIs closed: 3 coordination + 1 information
- 2 wks L3 buffer added to the MIDP by the lead appointed party after escalation
- 1 naming error caught before DRM sign-off
- 3 FP BIM team members
My role and responsibilities
Fire Protection BIM Coordinator within the Fire Protection task-team scope: BEP naming validation, TIDP preparation, MIDP coordination and dependency tracking, multidisciplinary clash coordination in Navisworks, model QA/QC and controlled information exchange through the CDE. Submissions went to the lead appointed party for authorisation.
Information management
- Reviewed the Detailed Responsibility Matrix (DRM) and verified all 14 FP containers
- Prepared the FP TIDP with containers, dates and upstream dependencies (planned dates 21 Mar to 13 Jun 2025)
- Validated container names against the BEP naming convention
CDE workflow and model QA/QC
- WIP → Shared → Published → Archived in ACC, with S1 suitability applied at WIP → Shared
- BEP model validation checklist completed before each Shared submission
- Missing installation-status data on L2 sprinklers identified and corrected before resubmission
- Submitted for lead appointed party authorisation; moved to Published only after appointing party acceptance
Multidisciplinary coordination
- Federated model review and clash detection in Navisworks
- L2 ceiling void: sprinkler, ACMV duct and cable tray clash rerouted within agreed mounting heights and service zones
- Major clashes escalated as RFIs; replies checked before the Revit model was updated
Coordination impact: the third-storey (L3) dependency
- Risk L3 sprinkler routing depended on structural beam coordination and ceiling clearance, while one coordinator and two modellers were handling overlapping L3 to L5 submissions.
- Action Identified the dependency while preparing the TIDP, recorded it there and escalated it in writing to the lead appointed party before the MIDP was finalised.
- Result The lead appointed party incorporated a two-week sequencing buffer for L3 into the MIDP, aligning the structural and FP submission windows and reducing rework risk.
Model and CDE evidence
ISO 19650-2 activities by stage (clauses 5.3 to 5.7)
Cl. 5.3 · Tender response
Capability and capacity
- Assessed task-team people, process and technology against the project information requirements (EIR / BEP)
- Identified a WIP-to-Shared workflow skills gap; training arranged before the first submission
- Confirmed my Fire Protection BIM Coordinator scope in writing with the lead appointed party
Cl. 5.4 · Appointment
Responsibility and planning
- Reviewed the DRM; verified all 14 FP containers
- Identified a naming error (“UR-ALL”) and escalated it for correction before DRM sign-off
- Prepared the FP TIDP: containers, information requirements, dates and dependencies
Cl. 5.5 · Mobilisation
Test before production
- Checked ACC WIP / Shared / Published / Archived areas and verified access permissions against the project CDE workflow
- Validated container names against the BEP naming convention
- Checked the ACC CDE workflow, validated container names against the BEP naming convention and ran a trial clash test before production
Cl. 5.6 · Production and QA
Check, then share
- Completed the BEP model validation checklist before each Shared submission
- Applied S1 (suitable for coordination) at WIP → Shared
- Identified missing installation-status data on L2 sprinklers; corrected before resubmission
Cl. 5.7 · Review and authorisation
Coordinate, then submit
- Classified clashes by severity; escalated major clashes as RFIs to other task teams / consultants
- 4 key RFIs raised and closed before model update
- Submitted for lead appointed party authorisation; moved to Published only after appointing party acceptance
RFI log and clash-to-RFI rule
Key RFIs: 3 coordination, 1 information, all closed
- Sprinkler routing at beam zone Structural clearance conflict Coordination Closed
- HVAC (ACMV) duct coordination at L2 Major MEP clash Coordination Closed
- Ceiling void clearance Not enough coordination space Coordination Closed
- Fire hydrant plinth size Missing dimensional information Information Closed
Worked example: fire hydrant plinth size (information RFI)
- RFI raised 30 Apr 2025
- Consultant reply: 1 × 1 m plinth 2 May 2025
- Reply checked, Revit model updated
- QA checklist passed, resubmitted to Shared (S1)
When does a clash become an RFI?
- Major: time or cost impact, or it affects structure, authority approval, safety / code compliance or façade. Raised as an RFI to the responsible designer or consultant.
- Minor: within agreed design responsibility and coordination rules, so no external design decision is required. Resolved within the model.
Records kept in the CDE: completed QA checklists, clash viewpoints, the RFI log with consultant replies, and the container status history.
Case Study 02 · Engineering + BIM coordination
Industrial FAB Facility
Industrial / cleanroom facility · Singapore
Project context
A 3-storey single-user industrial factory with FAB cleanrooms, a central utility building (CUB), ultrapure water (UPW) and chemical rooms and a gas yard, plus a single-storey warehouse with mezzanine and ancillary facilities.
Project evidence
- 303 penetrations coordinated with structure: 94 slab sleeves + 209 wall sleeves
- 94 slab sleeve instances placed
- 209 wall sleeve instances placed
- 25 sheet as-built drawing set
Project Fire Protection scope
- Sprinkler systems with K8.0 heads
- ESFR K25.2 warehouse protection
- External fire hydrant system and pillar hydrants
- Hose reel and dry riser systems
- Sprinkler / hydrant pump room and tanks
My role and responsibilities
- Multi-trade clash coordination in Navisworks and Fire Protection design/code checks
- Fire Protection / sprinkler system design; hydraulic calculations using FHC
- External fire hydrant system review
- Pipe hangers modelled on FP pipework in Revit
- 94 slab + 209 wall sleeve instances placed
- Project asset parameters (COBie-aligned) verified, with Dynamo parameter QA
Technical challenge
- Mixed hazards: FAB / CUB zones (hazard category HC-2) and ESFR warehouse protection served from one pump set
- 303 slab and wall penetrations (BWIC) coordinated with structure
- Hangers placed in congested plant areas
Outcome
A hydraulically designed, coordinated Fire Protection model supporting the 25-sheet as-built set, with sleeves and hangers modelled and asset data checked for handover.
Model evidence
BIM / coordination workflow
- 2D schematics AutoCAD
- FP design Revit · FHC
- Clash detection Navisworks
- Issue tracking Revizto
- Hangers and sleeves Revit
- Parameter QA Dynamo
- Publish ACC
Case Study 03 · Complex Fire Protection coordination
Tee Yih Jia Food Hub
Food factory with 45 m high ASRS cold store · Singapore
Project context
A proposed 9-storey industrial factory and warehouse. The warehouse holds 2 cold rooms, a dry store and an anteroom served by a 45 m high automated storage and retrieval system (ASRS).
Project evidence
- 9 storeys
- 45 m ASRS rack height with in-rack protection
- 30 sheet Fire Protection drawing package issued for consultant review
Project Fire Protection scope
- In-rack sprinklers and ceiling K8.0 fast-response sprinklers
- Pre-action systems and Linear Heat Detection (LHD) serving cold store zones
- Hose reel and dry riser systems
- Sprinkler / hose reel tanks and pump room
- Fire alarm and firefighters’ intercom (schematic)
My role and responsibilities
- Clash detection with racking, architecture, structure and MEP
- Fire Protection design for the 45 m ASRS cold room storage, with in-rack and ceiling sprinkler layouts modelled in Revit
- Layouts checked against code and design requirements
- Model sharing via BIM 360
Technical challenge
- Multi-level in-rack sprinkler protection over the full 45 m ASRS rack height
- Heads and DN50 range pipes fitted within tight rack clearances (guard and plate details)
- Mains routed around racking steel, roof trusses and pre-action valve zones
Outcome
A coordinated Fire Protection model for the ASRS cold stores and dry store, and a 30-sheet FP drawing package issued for consultant review, with rack-level sprinkler installation details resolved in the model before submission.
Model evidence
BIM / coordination workflow
- 2D schematics AutoCAD
- FP design Revit · FHC
- Clash detection Navisworks
- Compliance check Code and design review
- Share and submit BIM 360
Engineering-informed BIM
Engineering-Informed BIM: Hydraulic Coordination Evidence
BIM coordination decisions are informed by Fire Protection engineering, hydraulic requirements, installation constraints, and access and maintainability. When a clash forces a reroute, pipe sizes, flow and pressure are re-checked in FHC so that the coordinated model still works. A worked example from an FHC hydraulic calculation report:
Calculated hydraulic demand
7,299.7 L/min
@ 7.429 bar
Source duty from the FHC output. Check: 12 operating sprinklers at approximately 603.0 to 614.5 L/min each sum to about 7,300 L/min, matching the source duty.
All values are taken from the FHC report output.
- Design standard NFPA 13:2016
- Hazard class High Hazard Category 1
- Sprinkler type ESFR K25.2 (K = 360 L/min/bar½)
- Operating sprinklers 12, at 9.0 m² per head
- Design area 108 m²
- Sprinkler pressure Minimum 2.80 bar; actual 2.81 to 2.91 bar
- Sprinkler flows Approximately 603.0 to 614.5 L/min
- Before geometry is changed Coverage, spacing and obstruction are checked against the fire protection design intent and code rules.
- When routes or pipe sizes change Hydraulic checks are re-run in FHC.
- Before the model is shared Installation clearance and access, and fixture mounting heights, are checked as part of coordination QA.
Coordination approach
BIM Coordination Workflow
A workflow that connects design requirements, multidisciplinary model federation, clash resolution, RFIs, QA and controlled information exchange. Clash detection is one step, not the whole process.
Review
Requirements, BEP, models and design intent.
Federate
Revit / Navisworks multidisciplinary models.
Identify
Clashes, interfaces and information issues.
Resolve / RFI
Coordinate issues, or raise an RFI where design-team input is required.
QA / Deliver
Model QA/QC and controlled information exchange.
- Clashes are classified Assessed for time / cost, structural, authority, safety / code and design-responsibility impact. Task-team issues are resolved within the model.
- Design intent comes first Fire protection design intent and code rules are checked before geometry is changed.
- Evidence is kept in the CDE QA checklists, clash viewpoints, the RFI log and the status history.
ISO 19650
Practical Experience and Technical Knowledge
ISO 19650-2 applied at task-team level within the Fire Protection (subcontractor) scope on Parry Avenue. Hands-on experience and technical knowledge are listed separately.
Practical Experience
Applied as Fire Protection BIM Coordinator, Parry Avenue
- ISO 19650-2 task-team delivery, from tender response through to review and authorisation
- CDE workflow in ACC: WIP → Shared → Published → Archived
- Model status: S1 suitability applied at WIP → Shared; revision and status history kept
- TIDP prepared for the 14 FP containers, with dates and dependencies
- Information quality: BEP model validation checklist before each Shared submission; missing data identified and corrected
- Model QA/QC: FM asset data (COBie-aligned) and IFC parameters on FP elements populated and checked
- Coordination workflow: federated model review, clash classification, resolution and re-test
- RFI / issue process: 4 key RFIs raised and closed, with replies checked before the model was updated
Technical Knowledge
Information requirements and delivery planning
- OIR
- AIR + PIR
- EIR
- BEP
- TIDPs
- MIDP
Standards and data
Held as knowledge, supported by BRE Academy training and the BRE Global ISO 19650-2:2018 PIM Practitioner certification (Aug 2026). On Parry Avenue the task team worked to the project EIR and BEP, and the MIDP was finalised by the lead appointed party.
Dynamo + Python
Revit API · Dynamo Player
Automate the Repetitive.
The tools support design and BIM delivery within my role. They are not presented as software-development experience.
BIM automation
BIM coordination first. Automation as a productivity differentiator.
BIM automation using Dynamo, Python and the Revit API: repetitive design, BIM coordination and model QA tasks converted into repeatable workflows. Six tools are demonstrated below, with four additional tools listed in the supporting library.
- 1 · Problem A repetitive design, coordination or QA task identified on a project.
- 2 · Dynamo / Python workflow A Dynamo graph with Python and the Revit API, run from Dynamo Player.
- 3 · QA / output Excel reports, flags, colour overrides or placed elements: results that can be checked.
- 4 · Project benefit Consistent output that the design team can review and coordinate.
Model QA
BIM Model Health Checker
12 switchable Python audit modules, including ISO 19650 naming, with a multi-tab Excel report for repeatable internal model QA.
- 106,376 checks run across the model
- 11 fails to fix: 7 naming, 4 parameter
- 171 warnings: 146 geometry, 14 Revit, 11 other
The report’s “Overall Score” follows the tool’s own rules. It is not an industry-standard BIM score.
Illustrative workflow comparison Run-time figures are illustrative estimates… They are not measured productivity data.
Model QA
BEP Compliance Checker
Reads BEP parameter rules from Excel, checks every element per category and exports a 3-tab compliance report.
- 25 ducts failed rule R003 (Mark empty) in the demonstration model
- 3-tab Excel report for model QA against BEP rules
Illustrative workflow comparison 3 h manual → 7 min with Dynamo
Model QA
Missing Parameter Checker
Checks a category for a blank required parameter and exports the failures to Excel, so data completeness is checked before sharing.
- 16,276 sprinklers checked in one run
- 29 missing Installation Date
- 18 missing Sprinkler K-Factor
Illustrative workflow comparison 2 h manual → 6 min with Dynamo
Coordination
Clash Flag Placement
Navisworks clash report (XML) → Dynamo → clash flags placed in Revit at the clash points and assigned to the responsible team.
- 12 clash flags placed
- 4 trade teams assigned
Illustrative workflow comparison 1 h manual → 3 min with Dynamo
Compliance screening
Fire Hydrant Spacing Checker
Measures straight-line spacing between consecutive hydrants against a set distance and colour-codes each hydrant for engineering review.
- 8 hydrants checked
- 6 within the configured distance
- 2 exceed it
Screening check only. Final hydrant compliance is measured along the fire-appliance access route, not in a straight line.
Illustrative workflow comparison 40 min manual → 2 min with Dynamo
Modelling
Pipe Sleeve Placement
Places round sleeves with a set clearance where pipes cross linked architectural walls, for consistent, coordinated wall penetrations.
- 121 MEP elements selected
- 50 mm user-defined clearance
Illustrative workflow comparison 2 h manual → 6 min with Dynamo
Also in the tool library
- Wall Opening. Cuts round openings with a set clearance where linked MEP pipes cross walls. Illustrative: 2 h → 6 min
- Pipe Hanger Placement. Places hangers at a set maximum spacing, extended to the slab: 209 pipes processed in one run at 2,000 mm maximum spacing. Illustrative: 2 h → 6 min
- Pipe & Duct Split by Length. Splits pipes and ducts into 6,000 mm stock-length segments for fabrication planning. Illustrative: 1 h → 3 min
- Pipe & Duct System Creation. Creates system types, materials and view filters from Excel: 12 duct and 15 piping system types in one run. Illustrative: 3 h → 5 min
Run-time figures are illustrative estimates comparing a manual routine with the Dynamo workflow. They are not measured productivity data. Some tools are shown on test models.
Core capabilities
Core BIM Capabilities
BIM Coordination
MEP and multidisciplinary coordination from Revit project setup through to construction documentation.
Information Management
ISO 19650 principles applied at task-team level within CDE workflows. Practical experience and technical knowledge are separated in the ISO 19650 section.
Fire Protection / MEP Engineering
Sprinkler, hydrant, hose reel, wet and dry riser, pre-action, deluge and foam-water systems, with fire authority submissions (SCDF).
BIM Automation
Dynamo graphs with Python and the Revit API for model QA, clash coordination and repetitive modelling tasks, with results reported in Excel.
Digital toolset
BIM Software & Platforms
Modelling and coordination
- Autodesk Revit / Revit MEP
- Navisworks Manage
- AutoCAD
CDE and issue tracking
- ACC
- BIM 360
- Revizto
- Aconex
Engineering and automation
- Dynamo + Python
- FHC hydraulic calculation
- Microsoft Excel
UK readiness
UK Standards Knowledge and Work Eligibility
ISO 19650 applied in practice at task-team level; UK BIM and fire-protection standards held as technical knowledge. No UK project delivery or UK fire-protection design experience is claimed.
UK BIM / Information Management
My practical ISO 19650 experience is task-team delivery on a Singapore project. The UK-specific items are technical knowledge.
Applied at task-team level
Technical knowledge
UK Fire Protection Technical Knowledge
UK standards and guidance: technical knowledge
Standards used on delivered projects (Singapore)
The UK standards are held as technical knowledge. The Singapore projects on this page were not designed to UK codes, and no UK project or UK fire protection design experience is claimed.
Relocation and Work Eligibility
UK relocation
Available to relocate from Singapore within 3 months of an offer.
UK work eligibility
HPI route: potentially eligible based on NTU MSc (2024); application planned.
Target roles
- MEP BIM Coordinator
- BIM Coordinator
- Fire Protection BIM Coordinator
Certification and training
Professional Certifications
Recent professional development focused on ISO 19650 information management and BIM automation.
BRE Global certified
ISO 19650-2:2018 Project Information Management (PIM) Practitioner
Backed by practice: ISO 19650-2 applied at task-team level on the Parry Avenue case study.
- 2026 ISO 19650-1 & ISO 19650-2 Project Delivery BRE Academy
- 2026 ISO 19650 Delivering Information Management in Practice BRE Academy
- 2026 Automation BIM Essential (Dynamo) Autodesk
- 2026 Modular MEP Design & Prefabrication BCA Academy (BCA-STAS introductory course)
- 2020 Specialist Diploma in Virtual Design & Construction (VDC) BCA Academy
- 2019 Specialist Diploma in Building Information Modelling (BIM) BCA Academy
- 2016 Revit MEP 2017 Level II Advanced Autodesk
Education
Engineering Education
- 2024 MSc Mechanical Engineering Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore
- 2020 Specialist Diploma in VDC BCA Academy, Singapore
- 2019 Specialist Diploma in BIM BCA Academy, Singapore
- 2010 BEng Mechanical Engineering Yangon Technological University, Myanmar
Additional project experience
More Fire Protection BIM Projects
Supporting project references from Singapore. Open a card for the detail; each project is also documented in the full PDF portfolio.
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Food factory Multi-User Food Factory 24,546 sprinkler heads in the Fire Protection model
Project: Proposed 6-storey ramp-up multi-user food factory with 24,546 sprinkler heads in the Fire Protection model.
My role: Fire Protection system design; clash detection and resolution with MEP, architecture and structure, tracked through Navisworks and Revizto and shared via BIM 360; FM asset parameters input and checked with Dynamo before delivery of the 32-sheet as-built set.
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Biopharmaceutical Lonza 2KL Expansion Hydraulic calculations for 11 valve zones
Project: Expansion of a biologics site with wet sprinkler zones, 6 pre-action zones and deluge water spray for an ethanol day tank.
My role: Sprinkler, pre-action, in-rack and deluge layouts; hydraulic calculation of flow and pressure for 11 valve zones, with demand of 866.6 m³ (90 min) verified within the 954 m³ existing tank; clash detection with MEP and structure in Navisworks, with Aconex reviews.
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Education SIT Annexe FP routing through a very congested corridor ceiling void
Project: New 4-storey annexe for the Singapore Institute of Technology, with alteration and addition works to the existing building.
My role: Fire Protection system design, with tank capacity verified at 117 m³ against 82.1 m³ required; layouts checked against code requirements; FP mains routed around ductwork, cable trays and other pipework; hangers modelled in Revit.
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Aviation hangar Hangar Complex – Changi East Foam monitor system: 10 monitors on 5 deluge valves
Project: Hangar complex with a foam monitor system (10 monitors on 5 deluge valves) and 3 pre-action sprinkler zones.
My role: Fire Protection system design, with pipe sizing revised to the latest hydraulic calculation; layouts checked against SS CP 52, SS 575 and the SCDF Fire Code; FP mains coordinated with other services in Navisworks; hangers and trapeze supports modelled in Revit for the 17-sheet installation drawing set.
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Bus depot Pasir Panjang Bus Depot Water curtain system with 110 deluge zones
Project: Multi-storey bus depot with wet sprinklers on 23 subsidiary control valves, pre-action zones and a water curtain system with 110 deluge zones.
My role: Sprinkler and water curtain systems modelled in Revit; design calculations for system demand, pump duties and tank capacities; design checked against the SCDF Fire Code and SS CP 52; clash detection in Navisworks with issues tracked in Revizto; slab sleeves placed for FP risers and mains.
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Warehouse and logistics Ramp-Up Warehouse & Container Depot Asset data checked on 15,007 ESFR sprinkler instances
Project: 6-storey ramp-up warehouse with ESFR K25.2 protection and a 2-storey container depot.
My role: Fire Protection system design with pump duties and tank capacities; clash detection with MEP and structure in Navisworks; hangers and slab penetrations modelled in Revit; asset data checked on 15,007 ESFR sprinkler instances.
Other Singapore projects listed in my CV: Qualcomm Building, Bedok Food City, ACW Building, Yang Kee Chemical Warehouse, Bright Vision Community Hospital, Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital, Bukit View Primary School, HDB Dawson C3, HDB Serangoon North C21 and Hangar 1630C2.
Supporting document
Full Technical Portfolio (PDF)
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Contact
Open to UK BIM Coordinator Opportunities
Available to relocate from Singapore within 3 months of an offer.
- Target roles BIM Coordinator · MEP BIM Coordinator
- Experience 15+ years Fire Protection / MEP engineering; 9+ years BIM coordination since 2017
- Certification BRE Global ISO 19650-2:2018 PIM Practitioner
- Location Singapore
- UK work eligibility HPI route: potentially eligible based on NTU MSc (2024); application planned
Or email tun@tunzawoo.com