Piping BIM Design Lead (Revit/Fabrication) at Wayne Brothers Construction

Morning in Charlotte: you open the latest project model and evolve a highly detailed 3D mechanical piping layout in Revit. You validate system intent, build in constructability, and prepare fabrication-ready details so our shop can cut, spool, and tag with confidence.

By midday, you’re running clash/interference checks, coordinating with other trades, and resolving issues before they ever hit the field. A quick huddle with project managers and engineers aligns priorities, while a walkthrough with field foremen ensures the design reflects real installation workflows.

In the afternoon, you release shop drawings, annotate hangers and supports, and coach junior modelers on quality standards and best practices. You close the day with a look-ahead—what’s needed next to meet the schedule and keep the Piping Division advancing.

We have openings in our Piping Division in Charlotte, NC for both a Senior-level BIM Engineer and an Entry-Level BIM Engineer. Both roles focus on mechanical piping design, Revit modeling, and fabrication-level detailing, with the senior hire leading multi-trade coordination efforts.

• Develop and manage detailed 3D piping models using Autodesk Revit.
• Create fabrication-level drawings and coordinate seamlessly with shop and field teams.
• Lead clash detection and model coordination across trades to eliminate conflicts early.
• Mentor and review the work of junior BIM staff to uphold accuracy and quality.
• Partner with project engineers and managers to hit deliverable dates.

• 2–5+ years of experience in BIM or mechanical piping design.
• Proficiency with Autodesk Revit; experience with Fabrication CADmep or Plant 3D is a plus.
• Solid understanding of mechanical systems and fabrication processes.
• Clear, proactive communication and coordination skills.
• Based in Charlotte, NC or open to relocating.

If you thrive at the intersection of precise modeling and practical constructability—and you enjoy collaborating with the shop and field—this is your next move.