The most advanced and industry-accredited program for Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing & Fire-Fighting (MEPF) Professionals
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shrelink at the forefront of the industry, brings together research of 1000+ Job Descriptions to create curriculum in conjunction with 200+ Global BIM Industry Leaders for MEP Program. Each course is delivered and guided by 30+ industry professionals.
Master industry-relevant workflows with 100+ micro-projects and build your portfolio through 3+ capstone projects in infrastructure, residential, and mixed-use developments. Create/ Access 10+ toolkits to kickstart your MEP BIM projects.
Over 10 professional counseling sessions tailored for freelancers and working professionals, providing personalized 1:1 guidance, portfolio and CV creation, LinkedIn optimization, mock interviews, and many more career enhancement tools.
Delivered by practicing and visualizers with years of experience creating visualizations for top studios.
• Over 3300 professional s trained across 10+ countries
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Learning Outcomes The introductory module of Shrelink’s MEP course gives you a clear understanding of BIM and its workflows within the AEC industry. Engineers will build essential knowledge in mechanical and plumbing systems, including HVAC and plumbing modeling using Revit.
This training emphasizes hands-on skills in creating and editing mechanical parts and ductwork in Revit. You’ll also learn how to efficiently model MEP systems in 3D by adjusting designs with smart workflows and useful Revit add-ins.
Enroll today in the most advanced, industry-vetted certificate program.
Our state-of-the-art Learning Management System (LMS) gives you an improved learning experience with a tech-forward solution. Move on from boring group chats and simple online classes with other BIM online courses.
From attending your lessons to completing your tasks, you never need to use any other platform while upgrading your skills.
Never let your questions go unanswered. Get your doubts solved in less than 7 hours.
Track all Course information in a single platform. From Performance Trackers to Course Leaderboards.
We don’t just upskill you, we give you the tools to excel in your path.
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“Before learning BIM, I didn’t fully understand how critical coordination is between MEP systems and the rest of the building design. Through BIM, I was able to clearly see how mechanical ducts, electrical conduits, and plumbing lines interact with architectural and structural elements. Using Navisworks for clash detection was a real eye-opener—things that would cause major issues on-site were easy to fix in the model. BIM has helped me think beyond just my own discipline and understand how MEP systems must work in harmony with the entire building.”
“As an MEP student, I was used to designing in 2D using AutoCAD. Switching to BIM was a completely different experience. Seeing my designs in 3D made it easier to detect design errors and routing conflicts. Modeling systems like HVAC ducts and plumbing lines in Revit MEP helped me visualize flow paths, space usage, and equipment placement far better than I ever could in 2D. It also helped me understand how space constraints in ceilings and risers affect MEP layout. I can say confidently that BIM has improved both my technical skills and my spatial awareness.”
“The BIM training I received as part of my MEP coursework was one of the most industry-relevant experiences in my degree. We used Revit MEP to model a complete building services system—including HVAC zoning, lighting layout, and piping networks. What made it valuable was not just learning the software, but understanding how MEP design integrates with architectural and structural models. These are the kinds of skills employers look for. Now, I feel more prepared to join a multidisciplinary team and contribute meaningfully from day one.”
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“Honestly, learning BIM for MEP was tough at first. The software can be very complex, especially when it comes to setting up systems correctly and managing families and parameters. There were moments when I felt overwhelmed. But over time, I realized the power it offers—automated scheduling, equipment tagging, and even load calculations. Once I started thinking in systems rather than just lines and symbols, everything began to make sense. I just wish we had more time in the course to explore advanced features like Dynamo or energy analysis.”
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“BIM is the future of building design, and as an MEP engineer, I believe it’s essential to adopt it early. The ability to simulate performance, coordinate installations, and generate construction-ready documents from a single model is a game-changer. I’m particularly excited about how BIM supports sustainability—for example, helping with energy efficiency analysis and smart building system planning. This isn’t just about 3D modeling; it’s about smarter, more efficient, and more responsible engineering. I’m proud to have started my BIM journey during my studies, and I plan to keep learning as technology evolves.”
“This BIM course taught me how to model and coordinate mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems effectively. Learning Revit MEP helped me visualize complex building services and avoid clashes early in the design process.”
Modelling, analysis, and coordination of Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing systems in BIM.
MEP engineers, consultants, and engineering students.
No, the course includes hands-on training from basics.
Revit MEP, Navisworks, and BIM coordination platforms.
Yes. You’ll learn how to identify and resolve clashes between disciplines
Yes, integration of MEP design with BIM workflows is covered.
Yes, you’ll learn global MEP and BIM standards.
Yes, interdisciplinary collaboration is a core focus.
Yes, you’ll work with real case study files.
It prepares you for BIM MEP roles in engineering firms, contractors, and consultancies.
Instead of drawing lines, you’ll model ducts, pipes, and circuits in 3D, which ensures accuracy and easy clash detection with other disciplines.
Yes. The course covers system modeling for HVAC ducts, cable trays, water supply, drainage, and fire systems.
It includes both—design modeling as well as coordination with architects and civil engineers.
Basic load integration is covered; however, detailed engineering design (e.g., HVAC psychrometry) is assumed to be your existing domain knowledge.
Yes. Navisworks workflows for detecting and resolving clashes between disciplines are included.
Yes, you’ll learn industry standards such as ASHRAE, NFPA basics, and BIM modeling conventions.
Yes, generating discipline-specific sheets for site execution is part of the training.
By detecting design conflicts early in the BIM model, rework and delays are reduced significantly.
No, the course starts from basics—but you should understand MEP systems conceptually.
You can work as a BIM MEP modeler, BIM coordinator, or consultant in global MEP firms and contractors.
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