BIM Coordinator

Job Summary

Sets up Revit models, Autodesk Construction Cloud projects, drafts BIM execution plan, exports Revit models to AutoCAD. Understand how each discipline contributes to the overall project scope and execution.

Performs clash detection, and creates borders, at the direction of the BIM Specialist. A BIM Coordinator should be able to identify key components in the model and understand the relationship to the discipline scope.

Additionally, a BIM Coordinator should be able to review project documentation or existing information to determine the correct project coordinate system and scope for the project. A BIM Coordinator should be able to identify and understand each model component and how it contributes to the project scope.

• Coordinators are expected to observe professional ethics in their association with others including fellow employees, clients, and vendors
• Reviews rough sketches, drawings, specifications, and other engineering data received from the project team
• Reviews project scope of work and notify project management of any perceived changes in scope that may appear during the design phase.
• Reviews the design input and communicates any ambiguous, incomplete, or conflicting information to the supplier of the input for resolution (includes processing information such as vendor drawings, marked up drawings, design basis, notes, and verbal instructions).
• Reviews design output to verify it meets design input (i.e., verify output meets design basis, design input and standard industry practices).
• Performs work related to design changes after validated documents are issued and notify project management of any perceived changes in scope resulting from the change.
• Conform to Jedson Engineering Inc., drafting and quality standards
• Other duties as assigned.

A basic level of competency in 2D and 3D software is required – specifically AutoCAD, REVIT, Navisworks, Autodesk Construction Cloud, and Plant 3D. The ability to understand how models are generated and set up is key to being successful.

Associate degree (A.

A.) or equivalent from two-year college or technical school; and 5 to 7 years’ experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.