21 ago
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Empresa Confidencial
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México
21 ago
Empresa Confidencial
México
A leading company in the industrial construction sector is seeking an experienced Senior VDC Coordinator to lead BIM/VDC processes across multiple projects, driving collaboration between clients, design teams, project teams, and trade partners while ensuring high-quality digital project delivery. Key Responsibilities Lead BIM/VDC coordination across multiple projects simultaneously. Develop and manage BIM Execution Plans (BEP) and project deliverables. Coordinate federated models and multidisciplinary design reviews. Perform clash detection, model validation, and resolution tracking. Support project teams with BIM workflows, model management, and construction coordination. Extract quantities from 3D models to support estimating and cost tracking. Ensure compliance with BIM standards, client requirements, and project objectives. Qualifications 5 years of BIM/VDC experience in the construction industry. Advanced proficiency in Revit, Navisworks, AutoCAD, Bluebeam, and Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC) . Strong knowledge of BIM coordination,
clash detection, LOD specifications, and construction workflows. Experience with industrial, manufacturing, mission-critical, or data center projects preferred. Ability to work independently and collaboratively in fast-paced project environments. Strong communication, organization, and problem-solving skills. Preferred Skills 3D Scanning & Point Clouds Synchro 4D Revizto cmBuilder UAV / Drone Operations Rendering, Animation & VR Technologies What We're Looking For A technology-driven construction professional who is passionate about innovation, collaboration, and leveraging BIM/VDC tools to improve project planning, coordination, constructability, and project execution. Location: Project Site (Mexico / North America projects as required) Industry: Industrial Construction | Manufacturing | Data Centers | Mission-Critical Facilities
📌 BIM VDC Specialist | Industrial Projects (México)
🏢 Empresa Confidencial
📍 México