BIM​/VDC Coordination Manager

Summary

Schedule, manage and lead the plumbing and piping BIM Coordination Team to enhance the preliminary system design received from Estimating into a detailed construction drawing that complies with the contract documents, selected equipment, and approved submittals which can be constructed on time and within budget. Lead coordination team efforts on large/ complex projects as assigned. Assist in the training and development of BIM Coordinators.

Including the following, but not limited to the below.

• Manage and schedule the piping and plumbing BIM Coordinators
• Lead and manage the coordination process on projects, including BIM activities, from start to finish
• Actively participate in Dyer Leadership Team
• Manage/support the coordination process to ensure adequate fabrication lead time to meet construction schedule
• Produce installation drawings with appropriate detail to facilitate construction

• Communicate status/issues regularly to Internal and External Customers
• Issue RFP’s and issue contracts to our 3rd party coordination partners
• Management of coordination process/team on assigned projects
• Quality Assurance of Coordination Drawings – Peer Review
• Work with third-party BIM Coordination subcontractors

• Manage or support the coordination process to ensure adequate fabrication lead time to meet construction schedule
• Produce installation drawings with appropriate detail to facilitate construction
• Identify conflicts and/or missing information in contract documents. Generate/track RFI’s as appropriate
• On a monthly basis, maintain and submit the project coordination cost summary to upper management

• Training and coaching of assigned employees in coordination techniques and standards
• Work with the staff on continuous training on the tools and abilities of Revit to become quicker and agile

• Create coordination drawings which result in a clash-free design
• Optimize design/layout to improve system performance and minimize installation costs
• Identify conflicts and/or missing information in contract documents
• Generate/track RFI’s as appropriate

• Long periods of sitting
• Walking project job sites, climbing stairways

• Office environment
• Working at a desk and on computers/monitors for the majority of the time
• Occasional project site visit or working in a project site trailer