BIM Coordinator - Rail Transit

Overview

Manage BIM for airport rail transit, coordinating design, construction and compliance.

Key Responsibilities

• bim execution
• clash detection
• model qa
• data exchange
• bim standards
• stakeholder coordination

Tasks

A BIM (Building Information Modeling) Coordinator or Manager plays a crucial role in managing complex digital construction for rail transit infrastructure projects. Involves working on large-scale projects like subway extensions, light rail systems, and high-speed rail corridors, requiring coordination across multiple design disciplines and construction phases. -Interface with airport authorities, airlines, and regulatory bodies throughout the project lifecycle -Manage BIM execution plans specific to aviation requirements, including security protocols and operational constraints -Facilitate clash detection and resolution sessions to identify conflicts before construction -Lead multidisciplinary BIM teams and provide training on aviation-specific modeling requirements -Ensure compliance with strict security and safety requirements inherent to aviation facilities -Coordinate between architects, engineers, contractors, and aviation stakeholders to ensure model accuracy and project alignment -Oversee model quality control and validation processes -Communicate project status and coordinate with airport operations teams to minimize disruptions -Manage phased construction coordination to maintain airport operations during construction -Coordinate modeling of complex operational systems unique to airports -Manage data exchange protocols with various stakeholders including government agencies -Oversee BIM implementation across aviation projects from design through construction and facility management -Develop and maintain accurate 3D BIM models for rail transit infrastructure including tracks, stations, tunnels, bridges, and related systems -Establish and maintain BIM standards and protocols compliant with aviation industry regulations (FAA, ICAO standards)

Requirements

• project management
• aviation regulations
• bachelor's
• bim certification
• bim experience
• 5-10 years

What You Bring

-Strong project management and communication skills -Understanding of aviation regulations and high voltage rail transportation -Bachelor's degree in architecture, engineering, or construction management -Professional certification in BIM software (Revit, Navisworks, etc.) -5-10 years of BIM experience with aviation or complex infrastructure projects preferred

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Benefits

Life insurance to provide financial protection for employees' loved ones Comprehensive health coverage to ensure employees and their families receive quality healthcare protection. Paid Time Off Flexible time off to promote work-life balance and employee wellness 401(k) Retirement Plan Empowering employees with the ability to balance work and personal life through adaptable working hours and potential remote work options. Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance Competitive retirement savings program with up to 4% company matching, helping employees build long-term financial stability. Pet insurance to support employees' furry family members Flexible Work Schedule

About Jgm

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