About the Role
About the Company
A premier construction management firm dedicated to the successful delivery of high-impact public and private sector projects. Specializing in the "Mega-Project" landscape of Southern California, that provides the technical expertise and disciplined oversight necessary to navigate the complexities of transit, civil, and commercial construction. With a track record defined by technical rigor and a proactive approach to risk, they ensure that every project—no matter how intricate—is delivered with the requisite quality and safety, while remaining anchored to aggressive budget and schedule goals.
About the Position
The BIM/GIS Coordinator III – Utilities Coordinator (VDC) plays a critical role in supporting utility infrastructure coordination, BIM compliance, GIS integration, and as-built data management across Bond-funded projects.
This position works closely with the BIM Manager and District stakeholders to ensure accurate documentation, QA/QC oversight, and integration of underground utilities into the company’s systems.
Key Responsibilities Include:
Utility & As-Built Data Management
Monitor and reconcile design, construction, and facilities submittal data related to underground utilities
Manage and maintain CAD/BIM as-built drawings and underground utilities CAD databases
Develop record utility maps for Bond-impacted facilities and infrastructure
Support operations closeout reviews for current Bond projects
CMMS & GIS Integration
Review and upload equipment data from as-builts into CMMS
Upload and validate GIS spatial data (building spaces, landscape, infrastructure, security features)
Review utilities and BIM deliverables for ArcGIS Online utility infrastructure integration
Standards & Compliance
Conduct BuildLACCD CADD standards compliance reviews
Ensure conformance with ASCE 38-02 Underground Utility Standards
Perform spatial reporting in plan and tabular formats
Review underground utilities BIM submittals for compliance
Field Verification & Data Collection (Approx. 30%)
Conduct site visits across all District campuses
Perform LIDAR scanning, GPR surveying, GPS surveying, and field photography
Walk active construction sites to verify underground utility installations
Collect and integrate field data into the utility database
Systems & Collaboration
Support BIM submittal tracking and coordination between project teams
Provide technical support using Revit, AutoCAD, SharePoint, ESRI platforms, and document control systems
Collaborate with design and construction teams to develop BIM and GIS scopes of service
Maintain communication with field and project teams on active project status
Work Allocation:
Approximately 70% office/computer-based work and 30% field site visits (may vary depending on project activity).
Requirements
Minimum 5 years of recent experience in Architecture or Construction Management with a focus on utilities
Bachelor’s degree in Architecture, Engineering, or closely related field
Additional qualifying experience may substitute for education (year-for-year basis)
Advanced knowledge of GIS principles, mapping techniques, and spatial data management
Demonstrated modeling and coordination experience in:
AutoCAD
Revit
AutoCAD Map 3D
Experience managing data within:
SharePoint
BIM 360 Docs
Bluebeam
Hands-on experience with:
LIDAR scanning
GPR surveying
GPS surveying
Field photography documentation
Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate with field construction teams
Ability to travel to all District project sites as required
Experience working directly with design and construction teams
Strong knowledge of BIM and utility infrastructure workflows
Experience with:
Civil 3D
ArcGIS Data Collector
Advanced proficiency with Autodesk tools and applications
Experience supporting enterprise GIS/utility database integration
Benefits
Competitive salary of $100,000-105,000
Long-term capital program exposure
Involvement in large-scale infrastructure modernization
Integration of BIM, GIS, and advanced field technologies
Opportunity to work across multiple active campus construction projects
Professional growth within a digitally progressive construction environment