BIM​/VDC Coordinator

You build and coordinate the models MEB's project teams work from, across heavy civil, commercial/architectural, and fueling projects. You develop and maintain the 3D models, run clash detection, and produce the coordination drawings, takeoffs, and visuals that preconstruction and the field actually use. You own the accuracy of what you model and the usefulness of what you hand off.

• Model development. Build and maintain 3D models in Revit, AutoCAD, and Civil 3D, and keep them current against design changes, RFIs, subcontractor input, and actual field conditions.
• Clash detection. Run clash tests in Navisworks, produce the issue reports, track each clash to resolution, and update the models as they close out.
• Coordination meetings. Prepare the visuals and model data the meeting runs on, so the time is spent resolving conflicts rather than finding them.
• Drawings and documentation. Generate and maintain coordination drawings, markups, and model-based documentation. Carry As-Built model updates and revision control through turnover.
• Preconstruction support. Produce model-based quantity takeoffs for estimating, and the conceptual visuals and model breakdowns that support planning and proposals.
• Field deployment. Get model views, sequencing visuals, and layout information to the field team, and deploy models to field devices so crews are building from what you produced.
• Modeling decisions. You make the day-to-day modeling and coordination calls inside MEB standards and the project BIM Execution Plan, and elevate design conflicts and unresolved discrepancies to the BIM/VDC Manager.
• Jobsite and flight safety. Follow MEB safety requirements on every site visit, and operate drones and scanning equipment to FAA and MEB standards. You hold stop-work authority for unsafe conditions during field, drone, or scanning work.

• 2+ years of BIM and VDC modeling and coordination in construction, or equivalent hands-on experience.
• Working fluency in Revit, AutoCAD, and Civil 3D. Build to a standard and keep the file clean enough that someone else can pick it up.
• Clash detection in Navisworks start to finish: run the test, track the clashes, write and publish the report, and update the Federated model to verify that clashes have been resolved.
• Ability to read construction drawings, specifications, and sequencing, and to identify and help resolve conflicts and constructability issues before they reach the field
• Experience producing coordination drawings, model-based quantity takeoffs, and field-ready visuals.
• Comfort working with reality-capture data: drone imagery, laser scans, and photogrammetry.
• Bluebeam and Autodesk Forma (formerly ACC). Trimble layout tools and Civil 3D exposure a plus
• Ability to hold a coordination conversation with a subcontractor or a superintendent.
• Engineering, construction management, architecture, or a related degree preferred, or equivalent VDC and construction experience. Autodesk certifications a plus.

• Extended computer workstation work: sitting, repetitive keyboard and mouse use, and sustained screen focus
• Visit active jobsites. Walk uneven terrain, climb stairs and ladders, and work around equipment; required PPE
• Operate drones and scanning equipment in field conditions including heat, cold, dust, and noise, as assigned
• Occasionally lift and carry equipment up to 50 lbs. Travel to project sites

The anticipated starting salary for this position is $80,000 to $100,000 per year. This is the range we expect to pay someone starting in this position. Where an offer lands within it depends on the experience you bring, the certifications and technical skills that apply to this work, the scope you have carried before, and what we pay people…