VDC Project Coordinator II

As a VDC Project Coordinator II at CRB, you will be tasked with leading VDC functions across all projects, ensuring compliance with VDC standards while coordinating with clients and sub-consultants. You will work closely with CRB's project discipline leads and the Technical Advancement Group on standardization processes, all contributing to the successful completion of both new construction and existing building renovation projects.

To qualify for the VDC Project Coordinator II role at CRB, candidates should possess either an Associate’s degree in Computer Aided Design or a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or Architecture. Additionally, you should have a minimum of five years' experience in an A/E design firm or construction industry equivalent, and proficiency in Revit is a must.

Candidates for the VDC Project Coordinator II position at CRB should exhibit advanced proficiency in Revit, as well as familiarity with 3D collaboration tools such as Navisworks and BIM360. While not mandatory, experience with AutoCAD Plant 3D and supporting VDC tools like Dynamo and Bluebeam will be beneficial.

Yes, experience in the construction industry is essential for the VDC Project Coordinator II role at CRB. Candidates need at least five years of experience in an A/E design firm or equivalent construction industry experience to qualify, ensuring you bring the necessary knowledge and skills to the job.

The work environment for a VDC Project Coordinator II at CRB is highly independent but collaborative. You will have the opportunity to assume a team lead role for your workgroup as needed, offering a dynamic blend of teamwork and autonomy that is essential for project success.

When answering this question, focus on specific VDC tools you've used, such as Revit, Navisworks, or any 3D collaboration platforms. Highlight any projects you've worked on that showcase your proficiency and how these tools enhanced project outcomes.

Discuss your methods for maintaining quality in VDC documentation, such as regularly reviewing standards, checking for compliance with industry documentation guidelines, and incorporating feedback loops with team members and clients.

Share an example of a past conflict you've encountered and detail how you approached the situation. Emphasize your communication skills and problem-solving strategies, highlighting a positive resolution.

Prepare to explain the different contractual delivery methods, such as Design-Bid-Build, Design-Build, or Integrated Project Delivery. Discuss your experience with these methods and their implications for project management and VDC processes.

When discussing your experience, focus on your specific role, the challenges you faced, and how your input led to a successful project outcome. Be prepared to quantify your success (e.g., cost savings, time efficiency) if possible.

Share how you stay informed about developments in the VDC field through industry publications, webinars, and conferences. Talk about any professional groups you belong to and how you apply new knowledge to your work.

Be ready to discuss specific challenges and emphasize your critical thinking and adaptability. Explain the steps you took to address those challenges and what the outcomes were, showcasing your problem-solving skills.

Your answer should reflect an understanding of VDC's advantages such as improved collaboration, reduced project risks, enhanced visualization, and greater efficiency in project delivery. Support your answer with examples from your experience.

Share your enthusiasm for CRB's mission, your alignment with their values, and how the VDC Project Coordinator II role matches your career goals and technical skills. This is your opportunity to show your passion for both the role and the company.

Discuss techniques such as time management tools, checklists, or agile methodologies you use to stay organized. Highlight your ability to balance multiple projects while meeting deadlines and maintaining quality.