BIM Manager’s key roles and responsibilities are:

• Manage software licenses, including overseeing the installation of new software versions.
• Manage the implementation of BIM-supporting software.
• Conducts research on new BIM-related software.
• Keeps the organization informed about best practices in BIM and BIM software.
• Responsible for organization-wide BIM standards, implementation, and enforcement.
• Look for efficiencies and productivity hacks in the organization’s BIM process.
• Provides BIM training internally.
• Attends conferences, seminars, and workshops on behalf of the company to transfer knowledge internally within the organization.

The BIM coordinator is another key player in BIM implementation. This role might also go by titles like Discipline BIM coordinator, Lead BIM coordinator, or BIM discipline manager. Their role involves coordinating and overseeing specific disciplines within a project, ensuring that all the BIM puzzle pieces fit together seamlessly

• Manage software licenses, including overseeing the installation of new software versions.
• Manage the implementation of BIM-supporting software.
• Conducts research on new BIM-related software.
• Keeps the organization informed about best practices in BIM and BIM software.
• Responsible for organization-wide BIM standards, implementation, and enforcement.
• Look for efficiencies and productivity hacks in the organization’s BIM process.
• Provides BIM training internally.
• Attends conferences, seminars, and workshops on behalf of the company to transfer knowledge internally within the organization