If you’re a BIM modeler or an engineer wondering whether it’s possible to step into a better-paid, more strategic role…
You’re not alone.
More and more professionals are realizing that BIM Coordination is not just a technical add-on — it’s a career path in itself. One that brings more responsibility, more impact, and yes… more income.
But here’s the problem:
Most people trying to become BIM Coordinators end up feeling stuck.
They watch tutorials, read articles, try to copy what others are doing — but they never really understand the full picture.
And without that clarity, they either stay in the same place or waste time chasing certifications that don’t translate to real project value.
That’s exactly why I recently hosted a live session called:
“5 Steps to Become a BIM Coordinator and Increase Your Income in 2025.”
Now, you can access the full recording.
But first, let me quickly tell you what we covered — and why it might be exactly what you need if you’re trying to take the next step in your BIM career.
The session starts by answering the big question:
“Where do I even begin?”
It’s the one most people are afraid to ask out loud.
We walk through a clear, 5-step roadmap — starting with understanding BIM strategy, and ending with how to stay ahead of trends like automation, data visualization, and the use of AI in coordination workflows.
Each step is practical. No fluff.
You’ll learn how to go from “just modeling” to actually leading coordination processes, spotting costly mistakes, and adding value that companies are willing to pay for.
You’ll also learn:
- Why most coordination problems have nothing to do with software (and how to fix them)
- What job offers really mean when they list “BIM Coordinator responsibilities” — we decoded dozens of real ones
- How to handle clashes, manage issues, and build a simple coordination plan (without burning out)
- Why exporting to IFC the wrong way can ruin your model’s value — and how to avoid that
- The real reason some BIM professionals earn 30–50% more — and what they’re doing differently
If you’ve ever thought:
“I want to take the next step, but I’m not sure what exactly to focus on…”
…then this session is for you.
And no — you don’t need to be a Revit guru or Solibri ninja to start.
The approach I share is based on real coordination experience, but simplified in a way that anyone with some BIM background can follow and apply.
🎥 Want the full recording?
You can still get access.
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By the way — at the end of the session, I also briefly introduced my full training program:
Become BIM Coordinator.
It’s a comprehensive, step-by-step course for professionals who want to master BIM Coordination and get paid accordingly. If you enjoy the webinar and want to go deeper — the course is the next natural step.
But first things first.
Watch the recording, get clarity, and see for yourself if this is the direction you want to pursue.
Interactive BIM Coordination guide full of tips, graphs, mind maps, and practical exercises. It will teach you the basics of BIM Coordination. All for free.
