Unlock Your Potential as a BIM Coordinator

Note: This is a project-based course taught through a real-world BIM project, focusing not only on software workflows but also on the real responsibilities of a BIM Coordinator.

Are you a BIM Modeler who wants to become a BIM Coordinator but doesn’t know how to start? Is the use of different BIM software tools and their connection to BIM Coordinator responsibilities unclear to you?

Do you want to clearly understand what a BIM Coordinator does in a real project and what reports are delivered to which stakeholders?

This course presents BIM Coordination as a structured project process rather than a software-only task. The workflow is explained based on ISO 19650, covering BIM roles, responsibilities, information planning with MIDP and TIDP, and the logic behind coordination decisions within a real project environment.

Course Highlights:

• 1. Real Responsibilities of a BIM Coordinator in projects: Learn the essential tasks and responsibilities of a BIM Coordinator in real-world projects.
• 2. ISO 19650 Concepts in practical BIM coordination: Understand how to apply ISO 19650 concepts in a practical BIM coordination environment.
• 3. How MIDP and TIDP Control Information Delivery: Discover how to control information delivery using MIDP and TIDP in a BIM coordination project.
• 4. Create and Manage a Proper Federated Model: Learn how to create and manage a Federated Model in a BIM coordination project.
• 5. Prepare Discipline Models Correctly for Clash Detection: Understand how to prepare discipline models correctly for clash detection in a BIM coordination project.
• 6. Use Revit Model Checker for Model Quality Control: Learn how to use Revit Model Checker to ensure model quality control in a BIM coordination project.
• 7. Professional Search Sets and Clash Matrix: Discover how to create and use professional Search Sets and Clash Matrix in a BIM coordination project.
• 8. Analyze Clash Tests like a BIM Coordinator: Understand how to analyze clash tests in a BIM coordination project.
• 9. Standard Clash Reports for Design Teams: Learn how to create and deliver standard clash reports to design teams in a BIM coordination project.
• 10. Think Project-Based, Not Software-Based: Understand the importance of thinking project-based, not software-based, in a BIM coordination project.

Enroll now and start becoming a BIM Coordinator. If you have any questions during the course, ask me anytime — I offer 24/7 support to help you learn faster and become a BIM Coordinator professionally.