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BIM Coordinator at PeopleSolutions, Inc. BIM Coordinator at PeopleSolutions, Inc. in Fort Washington, Maryland Posted in 10 days ago.

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full-time BIM Coordinator We are seeking an BIM Coordinator to support the delivery of complex architectural design projects. This position will focus on managing and coordinating architectural Revit models, performing Navisworks clash detection, and helping project teams identify and resolve model-based design conflicts throughout the project lifecycle. Key Responsibilities Coordinate architectural BIM models with internal design teams and external consultant models. Use Navisworks Manage to create federated models, run clash detection, review clashes, develop viewpoints, and prepare coordination reports. Focus on architectural coordination items such as walls, doors, windows, ceilings, finishes, stairs, elevations, room layouts, equipment clearances, accessibility, and constructability. Review architectural models for accuracy, completeness, graphic consistency, model health, and compliance with project BIM standards. Qualifications Experience in architectural BIM coordination, architectural production, design technology, VDC, or a similar design-focused role. Strong proficiency with Autodesk Revit for architectural modeling and construction-documentation production. Strong hands-on experience using Navisworks Manage for federated-model review, clash detection, issue tracking, and reporting. Understanding of architectural design documentation, construction drawings, detailing, building systems, and multidisciplinary coordination. Familiarity with Autodesk Construction Cloud/BIM 360, Bluebeam, AutoCAD, and Microsoft Office is preferred. Preferred Experience Experience supporting aviation, public-sector, transportation, government, military, institutional, commercial, or other large-scale architectural projects. This is an excellent opportunity for a design-focused BIM professional who enjoys improving model quality, protecting architectural intent, and using coordination technology to prevent issues before construction begins.