BIM Detailer II - Mechanical

Faith Technologies•Olathe, KS

About The Position

The Mechanical BIM Detailer II independently develops, coordinates, and modifies 2D and 3D models and construction documents for assigned portions of mechanical projects. The role supports piping, HVAC, and plumbing systems from design development through fabrication and installation, producing accurate, constructible deliverables with periodic review. The position supports BIM project setup and coordination, creates fabrication-ready models and related deliverables, resolves routine modeling and coordination issues, and incorporates design changes and field feedback. It also supports field teams, communicates model changes to project partners, and provides task-level guidance to Detailer I team members. The role works with project leads, Detailer III personnel, project management, and field partners. The schedule is Monday through Friday, with work hours between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Travel is 0–10%. Employment is contingent upon successfully passing a background and drug test.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 4 years of combined mechanical field and/or technical experience, or 2–4 years of progressive BIM/VDC software experience.
Required software proficiency in Revit, Navisworks, BIM 360/Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC), Bluebeam, Microsoft 365 (including Excel and Teams), Google Workspace, Smartsheet, Stratus, and/or Autodesk Fabrication tools.
Travel of 0–10%.
Ability to work Monday through Friday between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Must successfully pass a background and drug test.

Responsibilities

Support BIM project setup, file structure, and coordination workflows using established standards.
Link and manage Revit models across disciplines for assigned projects or project areas.
Apply approved work sets, families, templates, naming conventions, and drawing standards.
Create and maintain schedules, view templates, filters, and sheets with limited supervision.
Develop accurate, fabrication-ready models for piping, HVAC, and plumbing systems.
Model mechanical equipment, supports, and associated systems with correct parameters and connectivity.
Evaluate constructability and resolve routine modeling issues before escalation.
Develop spools, shop drawings, and prefabrication deliverables for assigned systems or areas.
Incorporate design changes, coordination decisions, and field feedback into project models.
Perform clash detection using Navisworks for assigned scopes and maintain current coordination files.
Export NWC files, rerun clash tests, and track issues as models evolve.
Identify and resolve routine coordination conflicts across disciplines; escalate complex issues promptly.
Perform self-checks and peer reviews for model accuracy, drawing completeness, and standards compliance.
Implement review comments and verify that corrections are reflected in final deliverables.
Support field teams with layout, coordination, and installation-alignment questions.
Maintain model accuracy needed for fabrication, prefabrication, and field installation workflows.
Generate point-layout data and installation deliverables as assigned.
Communicate model changes and coordination impacts to the project team in a timely manner.
Coordinate day-to-day work with project leads, Detailer III personnel, project management, and field partners.
Provide task-level guidance to Detailer I team members on established tools, standards, and workflows.
Manage assigned priorities and deliverables to meet project schedules and quality expectations.
Perform other related duties as required and assigned.