VDC Coordinator
selectekSmyrna (GA)
About the role
VDC Coordinator (Electrical Modeling) We are currently seeking a VDC Coordinator to join a growing team specializing in commercial electrical construction projects. This position is ideal for someone who began their career as a commercial electrician and transitioned into virtual design and construction (VDC), or an individual with direct experience performing electrical modeling for a commercial electrical contractor.
Key Responsibilities:
Work closely with VDC Managers and Project Leads to model electrical systems in Revit.
Develop and maintain detailed electrical models based on contract drawings, project specifications, and NEC requirements.
Coordinate electrical systems with other trades using Navisworks and Autodesk Forma.
Create highly detailed shop drawings, installation drawings, and prefabrication drawings for field and fabrication teams.
Maintain accurate as-built models throughout the duration of each project.
Support modular construction and prefabrication efforts through detailed modeling and coordination.
Qualifications:
Minimum of 2 years of Revit modeling experience.
Experience with modular construction and prefabrication processes.
Proficiency modeling electrical systems, including conduit, equipment, supports, and related components in Revit.
Understanding of commercial electrical construction practices.
Ability to work collaboratively with project teams and multiple trade partners.
Preferred Background:
Previous experience as a commercial electrician.
Experience working for an electrical contractor performing VDC or BIM coordination.
Why Apply?
Opportunity to work on complex commercial construction projects.
Collaborative team environment with opportunities for professional growth.
Exposure to cutting-edge VDC technology and prefabrication initiatives.
To apply, please send your resume to Wendy Colaiacovo Technical Recruiter | Selectek wendyc@selectek.net 678-802-6616 Please reference VDC Coordinator when applying.
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