Design & Digital Technology
BIM Coordinator
Also called
BIM Lead, Model Coordinator
The BIM Coordinator manages the digital modelling process, ensuring all project information is coordinated, compliant, and structured to support design, construction, and asset management.
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Role overview
Job Title
BIM CoordinatorJob Family
Design & Digital TechnologyPurpose Of The Role
The BIM Coordinator manages the digital modelling process, ensuring all project information is coordinated, compliant, and structured to support design, construction, and asset management.
Role In MMC
The BIM Coordinator plays a critical role in enabling MMC by ensuring that all digital models and data are accurate, well-structured, and interoperable. Their work facilitates offsite manufacturing, 4D sequencing, and digital handovers for efficient building delivery and operation.
Knowledge & Skills
The area of Modern Methods of Construction is continuously expanding with many transferable skillsets.
Fundamental Skills
Basic essential skills
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Design & Planning
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Safety & Compliance
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Data Analysis & Reporting
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Digital & Technology
Additional MMC Skills
Specialised MMC skills
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Manufacturing & Assembly
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Budgets and Finance
Universal Skills
Transferable or soft skills
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Communication & Collaboration
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Attention to Detail
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Problem-Solving
Suggested Entry Routes
Experience
- Previous experience as a BIM Technician, CAD Coordinator, or Revit Modeller.
- Project involvement across design or construction phases.
Education
- NFQ Level 7 or 8 in Architectural Technology or Building Services.
- Apprenticeship in Digital Engineering or Built Environment disciplines.
Training & Certifications
- ISO 19650 Practitioner Training – Key to understanding information management requirements and workflows.
- Common Data Environment (CDE) Training – Platform-specific training for managing document flow and approvals.
- Digital Construction/BIM Coordinator Courses (e.g., BRE, BSI, CIOB) – Broader context for the role.
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