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In this guide, I showed you just a small fragment of the BIM Coordinator's work.

Clash detection is just the tip of the iceberg.

BIM coordination isn't just about clash detection. It’s so much more. Check the mind map below, to have a better picture of what I’m talking about. There is still a lot to cover and learn:

To effectively manage a BIM process, you also need to understand tons of other things, like:

• How to build a coordination strategy – knowing when and how to check models at different project stages.
• How to create a BIM Execution Plan (BEP) and implement coordination workflows that align with project requirements.
• How project requirements influence your BIM workflows – understanding client needs and industry standards.
• How to plan and execute a coordination strategy that keeps the project on track and ensures high-quality deliverables.

Starting a career in BIM, and BIM Coordination specifically can feel overwhelming. Many professionals struggle with similar challenges that slow down their progress and make it harder to succeed.

Common Challenges When Learning BIM

Based on my conversations with many AEC professionals, I've identified several common challenges they face when pursuing a career as a BIM Coordinator:

❌ 1. Uncertainty About Career Path