BIM Coordinator

Dimin; California; Presencial; USD 120.000 - 160.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Dimin is seeking a qualified discipline lead to manage BIM coordination across architecture, structure, and MEP interfaces for complex exhibit builds in California. You will work with AOR and GC teams, ensuring clash-free layouts and accurate permit-ready drawings.

The role involves coordinating power and data requirements, reviewing design for structural feasibility, and preparing RFIs and submittals through early project phases. A strong background in CAD/BIM tools is essential.

Formación

• Reads architectural, structural, and MEP construction documents.
• Proficient with design software (SketchUp, Rhino) and engineering/production tools (SolidWorks).
• Ability to build federated coordination models and perform clash detection in Revit/IFC workflows.
• Knowledge of IBC and ASCE 7 for gravity/live loads, seismic, and wind loads for triage.

Responsabilidades

• Maintain federated coordination models with revisions from DI teams.
• Perform clash detection between exhibit elements and building systems before fabrication.
• Coordinate resolution of conflicts with DI teams, AOR, and GC to reduce rework and claims.
• Prepare facility-interface drawings for blocking, footings and overhead anchoring.
• Coordinate exhibit power/data requirements with design, engineering, and AV teams.

Conocimientos

BIM coordination

clash detection

RFIs & submittals

coordination with architects/GC/SE

reading construction documents

Revit

AutoCAD

SketchUp

Rhino

SolidWorks

IFC/IFC formats

Educación

Bachelor's degree in architecture/engineering/construction management

Herramientas

AutoCAD

Revit

SketchUp

Rhino

SolidWorks

Autodesk Forma

Speckle

Descripción del empleo

**ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES/FUNCTIONS**may include but are not limited to:* Maintain the federated coordination model through design and construction, incorporating revisions from DI teams and updated architectural models as they are issued.* Perform clash detection to identify conflicts between exhibit elements and the building's structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems before fabrication or installation begins.* Coordinate resolution of identified conflicts with DI teams, the Architect of Record, and the General Contractor before work reaches the field, reducing rework, change orders, and contractor claims.* Produce facility-interface drawings defining requirements such as in-wall blocking, footings, and overhead anchoring.* Coordinate exhibit power and data requirements with design, engineering, and the AV/technology team, and communicate those requirements to the facility's project team.* Prepare concise, accurate permit drawing packages for building department submittal, scoped to the requirements of the Authority Having Jurisdiction.* Respond to plan review comments and work with the AHJ to clarify or resolve comments that fall outside the project scope.* Prepare and track submittals to the Architect of Record and General Contractor, including shop drawings, product data, and deferred submittals for exhibit structural elements.* Support the Project Manager and Lead Engineer by drafting RFIs to the Architect of Record and General Contractor and preparing responses to incoming project RFIs. The Project Manager retains ownership of RFI tracking.* Review design elements against DI's structural triage criteria to identify items that are likely exempt from structural engineering review and those likely to require a stamped PE/SE calculation package for gravity/live loads, seismic bracing, or wind loads, depending on the venue and jurisdiction.* Define the scope of required structural engineering packages, initiate the process, and route items to DI's engineering team or an outside PE/SE as appropriate.* Transmit load information to the facility's SEOR for confirmation that the host building can accept the added loads.* Coordinate the determination of which elements require stamped calculations and manage that process. This role does not replace a licensed PE/SE or stamp calculations.* Review attachment methods, including anchors, fasteners, and mounting details, to ensure they are properly specified for the intended use.* Review large fabrication packages received from outside design firms to identify elements that will require structural engineering and the likely permitting requirements for the relevant jurisdiction.* Develop a preliminary assessment of the engineering approach to support pricing before detailed engineering begins.* Assist DI's engineering team with preliminary structural assessment and review before scope moves to estimating or early base-building coordination with the architect or General Contractor.* Ability to read and interpret architectural, structural, and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) construction documents.* Proficiency working across design software such as SketchUp and Rhino and engineering/production software such as SolidWorks.* Ability to build and maintain federated coordination models and perform clash detection, including importing and aligning third-party architectural models in Revit or IFC format using platforms such as Autodesk Forma, Speckle, or similar tools.* Proficiency producing 2D permit and facility-interface drawings using CAD software such as AutoCAD or Revit.* Knowledge of RFI and submittal workflows, construction-phase plan review, and permitting processes.* Understanding of the full project lifecycle, from design and engineering through fabrication and installation.* Ability to coordinate effectively with architects, general contractors, structural engineers of record, building officials, and internal project teams.* Familiarity with attachment and anchoring methods for building interfaces, including post-installed anchors, blocking, and overhead supports.* Working knowledge of building codes and structural load concepts, including IBC and ASCE 7 requirements for gravity/live, seismic, and wind loads, sufficient to support structural scope triage.* Bachelor's degree in architecture, structural engineering, construction management, or a related field.* Experience coordinating directly with architects, general contractors, and/or structural engineers of record on construction or fabrication projects.* Experience supporting the RFI process and construction-phase plan review or permitting activities.* The employee is occasionally required to reach with hands and arms and stoop, kneel, climb, crouch, or crawl* The employee must be able to occasionally lift and/or move up to 50/75 pounds* Specific vision abilities required for this job include close vision, distant vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception and the ability to adjust focus* Employee must be able to talk and hear