BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING COORDINATOR
TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS
7 PM GMT
LIVE ONLINE COURSE ON BECOMING A BIM COORDINATOR
24 MAR 2026 - 7 MAY 2026
DURATION:
7 WEEKS
TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS
7 PM GMT
Build the skills you need to run BIM delivery like a pro.
Led by Barry Woodley, a BIM/VDC leader with 35+ years in AEC, this course shows you how to coordinate models, enforce standards and deliver projects end-to-end.
WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR
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YOU ARE A BIM OR REVIT TECHNICIAN
Feeling stuck at “just modelling”? This BIM coordinator course gives you the push into true coordination work: BEPs, CDEs, ISO 19650, clash workflows and the language senior teams use every day. You’ll get hands-on time inside ACC, Revit and Navisworks, plus a final project that finally shows coordinator-level capability.
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YOU ARE A DISCIPLINE ENGINEER
If you’ve been told to “handle the BIM side” without any formal training, you’ll finally get a structured view of how your models fit into a federated environment. Learn how to manage CDEs, specify standards, run clash tests and lead coordination reviews with clarity. You’ll leave with the technical grounding and strategic insight to guide your team and communicate BIM value to stakeholders.
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YOU ARE A DIGITAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER
Responsible for BIM outcomes but not the day-to-day workflows? This BIM coordinator training bridges that gap. You’ll understand what good coordination, QA/QC and CDE management should actually look like, and how to evaluate it. Gain the frameworks to specify BEPs, EIRs and governance requirements confidently, while sharpening your ability to spot risks, gaps and opportunities across your projects.
Craft your BIM expertise & streamline projects.
Over 7 weeks, you’ll build the practical toolkit to become a BIM Coordinator: setting up CDEs in ACC, structuring Revit models, running clash detection in Navisworks and applying ISO 19650 in real workflows. Every tool, every workflow, every deliverable aligns with how digital construction runs today.
Live, linked and laser-focused — just like good BIM.
Learn live with a BIM leader who’s spent decades running digital delivery on complex, multi-billion-euro projects. Every session is hands-on, interactive and anchored in real industry practice. You’ll test ideas, troubleshoot workflows and get direct feedback that translates instantly to your own organisation.
You won’t just learn the concepts, you’ll execute them. From completing a BEP to configuring a full ACC CDE, setting up Revit coordination views, running Navisworks clash tests and validating data, each assignment builds the exact tasks a BIM Coordinator is expected to deliver. By the end, these workflows will feel natural, repeatable and ready for your projects.
Walk through real coordination problems and see best practice, and failure, up close. You’ll explore how weak standards break projects, how ISO 19650 keeps them aligned, and where emerging tech like 4D/5D, automation and digital twins solve real bottlenecks. Every demo in ACC, Revit and Navisworks gives you techniques you can use the next day.
Your capstone simulates the full role of a BIM Coordinator: BEP, CDE, federated models, clash detection, QA/QC and final delivery. You’ll present a clean, coordinated model and a professional summary of your process; evidence your employer or future employer can immediately recognise.
- Managed BIM/VDC delivery for 20+ years across global engineering firms
- Led digital coordination on multi-billion-euro projects for Intel, Pfizer, MSD, LinkedIn, Amazon and more
- Built and implemented BIM standards, protocols and governance frameworks across multinational teams
- Drove digital transformation and innovation in advanced manufacturing, pharma, healthcare and commercial sectors
- Expert across Revit, Navisworks, ACC, Revizto, Solibri, BIMcollab and workflow integrations
- Specialist in ISO 19650, QA/QC, federated modelling, coordination management and digital delivery
- 35+ years of CAD/BIM leadership in the AEC sector
Start strong: meet your instructor, get the lay of the land, and see how BIM is reshaping the AEC industry. This session sets the tone, the expectations, and the “why now?” behind everything you’ll build in the weeks ahead.
- Instructor intro
- Course structure
- Assignments & final project overview
- BIM today: Current state of the architecture, engineering, and construction industry
- The case for BIM: BIM mandates, benefits, ROI, industry adoption
This session gets you grounded in the BIM basics — the concepts, the roles, the documents. You’ll walk away knowing exactly where a BIM Coordinator fits in the big picture and why a solid BEP/EIR setup keeps everything running smoothly.
- Key BIM concepts, misconceptions, terminology, acronyms
- BIM coordinator's central role: Mapping stakeholders
- Responsibilities & key considerations
- BIM Execution Plan (BEP): BEP template, key sections, purpose
- Robust Employer’s/Exchange Information Requirements doc (EIR)
- Case Study: BIM concepts, ISO terminology, coordinator roles
This class turns BEPs from intimidating documents into practical tools. You’ll decode roles, workflows, file rules, and LOD expectations so you can show up to any project knowing the playbook, not chasing it.
- Key roles & responsibilities
- BIM uses for project
- Common Data Environment: Purpose, workflows, key functionality
- Typical LOD matrix/MPDT
- Approved project file formats for authoring & data exchange
- File numbering, versioning, deliverables list
Assignment #1: Complete a BIM Execution Plan for key content gaps.
Learn how to tame the mess of files, versions, and permissions that slow projects down. We’ll dig into CDE best practices and walk through ACC hands-on so you can manage project data professionally.
- Best practices for Common Data Environments (CDEs)
- Examples of CDE: ACC, Sharepoint, Procore, ProjectWise, Trimble Connect, Dalux
- ACC Admin: Project creation, templates, adding users, permissions
- ACC Docs: Folder creation, file naming, and version control
- ACC Docs: Uploading & downloading files, viewing models & drawings
- Demo: ACC platform
Continue working with ACC and see how design collaboration, model coordination, and insights come together in real workflows. Navigate ACC and understand how to keep projects coordinated and data-driven.
- ACC Design Collaboration
- ACC Model Coordination
- ACC Insights
- Demo: ACC platform
Assignment #2: Build a small ACC project. Create a project from a template, add folders, roles, users, and permissions.
Get hands-on with Revit 2024 and see how BIM comes to life. Explore the interface, worksharing, and model management while following a live demo that turns theory into a sample project you can navigate and experiment with.
- Revit fundamental concepts
- Interface: Ribbon Menu, Project Browser, Properties Panel, Navigation
- For BIM Coordinator
- Demo: Creating a Revit model from a template
Dive deeper into Revit’s core tools and workflows — from title blocks to schedules, coordinate systems to exports — and see it all in action through a hands-on demo that connects concepts to real-world project efficiency.
- Creating title block, keyplan, view, sheet
- Overview of Revit parameters
- Creating a schedule, exporting options, linking, importing
- Coordinate systems explained
- Introduction to Revit productivity plugins, Dynamo
- Demo: Revit deep dive
Assignment #3: Create worksets, views, sheets, filters, view templates in a Revit model. Create and export a schedule.
Get hands-on with Navisworks and other coordination tools to combine and manage models from multiple disciplines. Learn how to federate files, automate workflows, and review models efficiently — and explore how tools like Revizto and BIMcollab fit into modern BIM coordination.
- File formats (RVT, DWG, NWC, IFC) & interoperability
- Creating a federated model from multiple discipline-specific files
- Automating model federation: Navisworks Batch Utility, CMD scripts, RoboCopy, Task Scheduler
- Demo: Intro to Navisworks
Get hands-on with Navisworks Clash Detective and learn to spot, analyse, and resolve conflicts before they snowball. By the end, you’ll navigate clash reports and explore strategies to prevent clashes before they even happen.
- Principles of clash detection
- Managing clash results
- Demo: Setting up and running a clash test
- Reporting: Formats, details, audiences
- Analysing a clash report and the strategies for resolving conflicts
- Clash avoidance concepts & spatial planning
Assignment #4: Create a Navisworks NWF, append NWC models. Create system search sets & viewpoints. Create and run a clash test, save a clash report. Publish a NWD.
Master model auditing and data workflows to ensure your BIM projects run clean, compliant, and clash-free. Learn to spot inconsistencies, validate inputs, and turn raw model data into actionable insights using dashboards, analytics, and AI tools.
- Auditing model health: Autodesk tools, Solibri, Sniffer
- Validating & working with data
- Ensuring compliance
- Demo: Model audit tool
- Model QA/QC Verification
- Working with Laser Scans
Assignment #5: Include validated data inputs.
Connect your BIM models to time and cost, turning static designs into dynamic, data-driven project simulations. Learn 4D sequencing, 5D cost integration, and get a sneak peek at 6D sustainability — all with a hands-on Navisworks demo.
- Linking the BIM model to time (4D) and cost (5D) data
- Demo: Linking a construction schedule to a model in Navisworks + visualisation
- 4D sequencing animation
- 5D QS estimating
- 6D sustainability
Assignment #6: Deliver the final, clean federated model and a professional summary of the entire coordination process.
Get fluent in BIM standards and protocols, from ISO 19650 to project-specific workflows, and see firsthand how following or ignoring these rules can make or break a project.
- BIM standards overview: ISO 19650, AIA, CIC, CANBIM, ANZ
- BuildingSmart, UniClass, IFC
- Deep dive into industry standards
- Developing project-specific protocols
- Case study: Analysis of a project that failed vs. one that succeeded
Explore the cutting edge of BIM and digital construction tech. From generative design and AR/VR experiences to IoT, digital twins, and robotics, this class shows how emerging tools are transforming building design, delivery, and operations.
- BIM 2.0: A new generation of BIM softwares
- AI: Adoption examples, generative design, future uses
- The use of AR/VR
- Reality capture
- Overview of 7D BIM
- Internet of Things & Digital Twins, robotics & 3D printing
Show off your work and get actionable feedback. Present your final project, see how your peers and instructors respond, and walk away with insights to refine your skills and strengthen your work.
- Final presentations
- Peer & instructor feedback
Chart your path in BIM with confidence. Learn how to craft a portfolio that stands out, tackle common interview questions, and get insider guidance on landing your next role.
- Career guidance & portfolio guidelines
- Interview prep: Common interview questions
- Next steps
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