BIM / Prefabrication Coordinator

Key Responsibilities

• Produce 3D models consistent with instruction, industry guidelines, and TJM standards and practices
• Clearly annotate, dimension, and detail 2D production drawings
• Manage the BIM workflow including folder organization, sheet sets, geo-location, plots, conversions, and transmittals
• Maintain structural BIM / CAD files for use in the structural design drawings (clean-up, audit, reference, troubleshoot)
• Interface with the team and clients to coordinate BIM modeling content and approaches, model exchanges, quality control, and delivery
• Use tools such as Navisworks for project collaboration across multiple disciplines
• Prepare and review project deliverables for client submissions
• Create 3D views or renderings on an as-needed basis for marketing or project use
• Cook up with the Project Manager, and BIM Leadership to perform assigned work tasks
• Monitor work progress, anticipate changes or issues, and inform the appropriate party
• Welcome the collaborative and iterative process required when working alongside in-house and external design teams to complete BIM projects
• Use available internal and external resources to develop knowledge of structural systems and bring value to the design team

Qualifications

• Degree in a related discipline (Drafting, Technical Communication, Civil Engineering, Architecture, Interior Design, Structural Engineering, etc.)
• Minimum of 12 months of Revit modeling experience
• Strong graphic, written, and verbal communication skills
• Understanding of 3D parametric modeling methods and the benefits of integrated building modeling
• Ability to exercise judgment and discretion and to set priorities and manage competing demands while working independently
• Demonstrate a reliable, responsive, and positive work ethic with the highest degree of integrity
• Extremely detail-oriented with recognition of the importance of clear, concise, consistent documentation
• Experience with Stucsoft MWF other BIM platforms (Tekla, Nemetschek, Bentley), and data exchanges between BIM platforms is preferred