VDC Coordinator - Construction Technology - Greenville
Listed on 2026-08-05
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Engineering
Engineering Design & Technologists, CAD/ AutoCAD/ Mechanical Design
VDC Coordinator
Company Mission Statement:
To build up our communities, our clients and each other by building trust in everything we do.
Summary/Objective:
The VDC Coordinator will specialize in supporting the design and construction of projects for the Commercial or Environmental Systems Division (ESD). This role is responsible for driving the integration of VDC tools and processes to ensure accurate modeling, coordination, and execution of these critical systems throughout the project lifecycle.
Essential Functions:
The VDC Coordinator will be responsible for developing, overseeing, and ensuring the quality of project models related to water and wastewater systems. They will collaborate closely with Project Managers, design teams, and trade partners to support coordination and design validation. This role requires both technical expertise in modeling environmental systems and a strategic understanding of how VDC technologies can be leveraged to optimize construction processes, coordination, and deliverables in this specialty area.
Model Coordination
- Assist in preparation of project BIM Execution plans.
- Federate 2D and 3D models/drawings from consultants and Trade Partners.
- Conduct clash detection and conflict resolution in Navisworks and/or ACC Model Coordination.
- Participate in/Hold weekly coordination meetings with project teams and Trade Partners.
- Lead / Assist in the coordination drawing process, review, and submittals.
- Update, maintain, and distribute coordination models and drawings to field and Trade Partners.
- Lead / Assist in project setup for new coordination projects.
- Create, modify, and maintain 3D models in Revit & Civil 3D.
- Lead up to 3 coordination projects at any time.
- Develop models to help illustrate complex questions and solutions.
- Develop 3D model components for team use.
- Ability to provide general support to project and coordination teams on tools and processes.
Field Layout
- Apply point data to 2D and 3D layout models for field layout and QC.
- Assist in verification of critical dimensions like column lines, edge of slab, and building location.
- Ability to perform as-built data collection and quality control through basic understanding of field layout tools and technology.
- Ability to provide general support to field layout teams on tools and processes.
Reality Capture
- Pass the Part 107 exam to become an FAA certified drone pilot.
- Conduct drone mapping, modeling, and project documentation.
- Compile drone, layout, and project data in overlay drawings for field update/reviews.
- Conduct laser scanning and point cloud registration/processing.
- Conduct project documentation with 360 cameras & walkthroughs.
- Ability to provide general support to field teams on tools and processes.
Additional responsibilities may include but are not limited to:
- Able to perform all essential Entry Level / Project Engineer responsibilities.
- Research, understand, and communicate new technologies and workflows.
- Coordinate field inspections and assist with formwork design and lift drawings.
- Calculate quantities for material orders and crew work planning.
- Produce dimensioned drawings from the model for field use.
- Able to train and mentor Jr VDC Coordinators, Interns, and Co-ops.
- Advanced level of understanding in at least one of core tools/technologies.
Supervisory Responsibilities:
BIM Intern/Co-op.
Work Environment:
The VDC Coordinator role encompasses a hybrid work environment, combining office-based tasks focused on digital modeling and coordination with active participation in fieldwork on construction sites. In the office, their work involves extended periods of computer use and detailed data management, while on-site duties require physical mobility, adherence to safety protocols, and adaptability to varying outdoor conditions.
Physical Demands for VDC Coordinator:
Office Environment:
- Frequent sitting while working on computers or attending meetings.
- Ability to operate standard office equipment like computers, phones, and printers.
- Extensive use of computer screens requiring close vision and the ability to adjust focus.
- Frequent use of keyboard, mouse, and other computer components.
- Ability to concentrate on detailed tasks for extended periods.
Construction Site Environment:
- Regular on-site visits requiring walking, standing, and navigating uneven terrain.
- Occasional climbing of ladders or navigating through scaffolding when accessing different parts of the construction site.
- Ability to occasionally lift or move equipment or materials up to 30 pounds.
- Exposure to outdoor weather conditions, dust, and potentially loud noises.
- Necessary use of personal protective equipment (PPE) such as helmets, safety glasses, and steel-toed boots.
- Handling and operating equipment for field layout, such as robotic total stations or laser scanners.
- Ability to…
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