Matthias Rault
About Matthias Rault
Matthias Rault is a BIM MEP Coordinator at Arup in Brisbane, Australia, with a background in mechanical engineering and extensive experience in HVAC, heating, and hydraulic systems.
Current Position at Arup
Matthias Rault has been employed as a BIM MEP Coordinator at Arup since 2021. Based in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, his role involves significant responsibilities in Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) coordination. He ensures the accuracy and efficiency of Revit MEP models, providing both technical support and quality control for various engineering projects.
Previous Experience at Tempeol
Between 2014 and 2017, Matthias Rault worked as a mechanical engineer at Tempeol. Over the span of three years, he developed his expertise in mechanical engineering, contributing to various projects and gaining valuable industry experience. This role helped to lay the groundwork for his future responsibilities in BIM and MEP coordination.
Engineering Assistant Role at EDF
From 2013 to 2014, Matthias Rault served as an engineer assistant at EDF for 11 months. In this position, he supported engineering projects and tasks, gaining practical experience that would later inform his specialized focus in mechanical and plumbing systems.
Educational Background in Engineering
Matthias Rault holds a Master of Engineering (MEng) degree from ECAM-EPMI, where he studied from 2014 to 2017. His major in HVAC, Heating, and Hydraulic Systems provided a strong technical background essential for his roles in mechanical engineering and BIM coordination. Prior to this, he completed a two-year program at Lycée La Fontaine des Eaux, earning a BTS in Froid Industriel with a focus on industrial refrigeration.
Key Projects and Contributions
During his tenure at Arup, Matthias Rault has played a pivotal role in the Brisbane Move Project. He led the drafting team, coordinating between a local team in Australia and an international team in Spain. His contributions have been instrumental in delivering 29 design packages and 11 stations across multiple project stages, showcasing his capability in handling complex engineering tasks and collaborative efforts.