Position Background: Nauset Construction is experiencing significant growth, and our BIM coordination services are expanding to meet increasing demands. We are seeking an ambitious and talented MEP / BIM Coordinator to join our dynamic team and play a crucial role in our continued success. If you're ready to take on new challenges and make a meaningful impact, we want to hear from you!

Position Description: The MEP / BIM Coordinator is responsible for the MEP, FP, and structural coordination of projects from the preconstruction / design development phase through the project’s commissioning and final completion. This position works closely with Nauset’s Project Management Team, Design Consultants, and subcontractor and supplier community to ensure efficiency and clear communication for the successful and seamless integration of building systems for each project.

Compensation based on experience and qualifications.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Review and overlay multiple design team discipline drawings to identify variances or conflicts, i.e.: routing of duct/pipe paths to structural and architectural designs.

• Establish meeting agendas for design team review and discussion on solutions to variances identified.

• Review MEP/FP contract documents and associated subcontract work scopes with the project management team.

• Create (dependent on project size) or review design team Revit Models.

• Assemble baseline model inclusive of foundations/steel fabricator models/truss designer models for MEP Coordination.

• Review baseline model in both Revit and Navisworks to identify clashes not previously detected during the preconstruction process.

• Meet with MEP/FP trades along with concrete, steel, wood framing, and roofing subcontractors on weekly/bi-weekly basis for MEP Coordination.

• Review all MEP/FP submittals from associated subcontractors prior to being sent to the consulting team.

• Assemble RFI’s for design team responses.

• Ensure equipment modeling is based on submitted products. Inquire about any additional information needed for coordination that may not be present on submittals.

• Perform pre-bid site visits with clients, architects, and subcontractors, to better understand project performance goals, program, schedule, and existing site conditions.

• Conduct periodic visits to jobsites or as requested by field staff during construction to review ongoing MEP/FP work for adherence to the contract documents, the approved coordination drawings and the approved materials and equipment submittals. Provide in field conflict resolution and general QA/QC oversight of all MEP/FP installations.