I will run bim clash detection and coordinate mep shop drawings


About this gig
Looking to eliminate costly field re-works and streamline your construction phase?
I provide professional, contractor-grade MEP Coordination and BIM Clash Detection services to ensure your mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems fit flawlessly before fabrication begins.
Using industry-standard software (Autodesk Revit and Navisworks Manage), I identify hard, soft, and clearance clashes, resolving architectural conflicts seamlessly.
What I will do for your project:
- Clash Detection Reports: Detailed Navisworks conflict matrices identifying exactly where systems overlap.
- MEP Coordination: Re-routing and optimizing ductwork, cable trays, and piping to clear structural elements.
- Coordinated Shop Drawings: Clear, construction-ready 2D layouts derived straight from the coordinated 3D model.
- BIM Collaboration: Working closely with your project engineers to ensure all local building codes are strictly met.
Project Scale Experience:
Commercial fit-outs, multi-family residential, retail hubs, and industrial warehouses.
What I need to start:
Architectural/Structural models (Revit or IFC format) and your rough mechanical/plumbing design layouts.
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Get to know Mason Jude
Senior Architectural Drafter, BIM and Shop Drawings Specialist
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceOct 2026
Languages
English
FAQ
What software do you use for coordination?
I strictly use Autodesk Revit for 3D modeling/drafting and Navisworks Manage for advanced clash detection, spatial coordination, and reporting.
What file formats do you deliver?
I deliver fully coordinated .RVT (Revit) files, .NWC/.NWD (Navisworks) files, and clean, plotted 2D shop drawings in PDF and .DWG (AutoCAD) formats.
Can you sign an NDA before looking at my blueprints?
Absolutely. I regularly work with proprietary commercial builds and am happy to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement before you share any structural or architectural files.
