BIM Modeling Coordination & shop drawing

How I Work

I follow a structured, kickoff-driven workflow to ensure clarity, coordination accuracy, and predictable delivery.

Before starting any project, we conduct a kickoff discussion to clearly define:

• Scope and responsibilities

• Level of Detail (LOD) requirements

• Coordination expectations

• Deliverables and formats

• Timeline and milestones

This approach minimizes revisions, avoids scope creep, and ensures the final deliverables are construction-ready and usable on site.

Each project is unique, so requirements are reviewed before confirming scope and pricing.

About Me

• Mechanical Engineer

• Certified Revit MEP Modeler

• 10+ years of experience in BIM, coordination, and construction documentation

Professional experience includes:

• BIM MEP modeling

• Multi-disciplinary coordination

• Construction-ready shop drawings

• Clash detection and resolution

I have worked extensively with international clients across:

• United Kingdom

• United States

• Europe (including Italy)

My focus is on deliverables that support construction, not just visual models.

Services Offered

I provide professional BIM services for MEP consultants, contractors, BIM managers, and design-build firms, including:

• Revit MEP modeling:

  
  

  • Plumbing

  • HVAC

  • Electrical

• Coordination with:

  
  

  • Architectural models

  • Structural models

• Construction-ready shop drawings

• Clash detection and coordination support (if required)

• Model cleanup and documentation aligned with project standards

Projects can be delivered at:

• LOD 300

• LOD 400

• LOD 500

depending on project stage and requirements.

Deliverables

Deliverables are defined during kickoff and may include:

BIM Models

• Revit MEP models for Plumbing, HVAC, and Electrical

• Developed to the agreed LOD

• Proper routing, elevations, slopes, and clearances

• Coordination-ready models

Coordination

• Clash-aware models coordinated with architectural and structural inputs

• Models suitable for Revit and Navisworks workflows

Shop Drawings & Documentation

• Construction-ready shop drawings generated from the model

• Clear plans, sections, and details

• Documentation aligned with project standards

Final Outputs

• Revit model files (.RVT)

• Shop drawing sheets (.PDF / .DWG)

• Final submission package as agreed

Client Inputs Required

To proceed efficiently, clients typically provide:

• Architectural drawings (DWG preferred)

• Structural drawings (if available)

• PDFs and reference drawings

• Hand sketches (if applicable)

• Project specifications

• BIM execution plans or standards (if applicable)

Clear inputs lead to faster delivery and fewer revisions.

Workflow

• Review of project requirements and inputs

• BIM modeling and documentation for pre-submission

• Client review and incorporation of agreed comments

• Final submission of models and drawings

• Revisions handled as per the agreed scope

This process ensures controlled changes, accountability, and predictable timelines.