What does a BIM Coordinator do?

• Effectively handle and adhere to deadlines for BIM project data sets/workflow and project set up
• Communicate effectively and offer cross-team support between leaders, clients, subcontractors, architects, and engineers
• Understand and ensure any changes in procedure and standards are effectively communicated to project teams
• Prepare BIM execution plans and project specific training documentation
• Perform quality checks on models to identify and resolve any discrepancies in design and construction documents
• Provide technical guidance and support to project teams or incoming BIM Technicians to ensure quality standards

What skills are needed to be a BIM Coordinator?

• 3-5 years of experience in AEC industry
• Past experience in BIM modeling
• Advanced PC skills
• Ability to develop incoming BIM Technicians 
• Solid understanding of architectural, structural, and MEP systems
• Proficient in using BIM manage tools to provide technical support mentoring required to the project team
• Proficient with Microsoft Office, Google workspace, and BIM 360

What is the average salary of a BIM Coordinator?

The typical salary range for a BIM Coordinator is approximately $80,000 to $100,000. Salary may vary depending on which state you reside in.

Can a BIM Coordinator work remotely?

All responsibilities of a BIM Coordinator can be done remotely, however, remote positions are highly sought after and typically require a lot of experience. On-site jobs would be easier to find and more typical.

Does a BIM Coordinator have to work full time?

The majority of BIM Coordinators engage in full-time employment due to the high demand in the field. Part time or contract positions are seldom available, mainly because of the extensive responsibilities associated with the role of a BIM Coordinator.