Weekly BIM Coordination Checklist for Managers
Some BIM managers run a tight ship every week without thinking twice about it. Others watch the same problems resurface meeting after meeting: a trade lead shows up with an old file, a clash sits open for a month, or a decision made verbally never makes it into any tracker. The difference usually comes down to one habit. The managers who stay ahead of coordination follow a checklist, and they follow it every single week, not just when a project starts to slip. This piece looks at what that checklist actually protects against, and how a BIM manager builds one that survives a busy schedule instead of falling apart the first time a deadline gets tight. What a Weekly Coordination Checklist Actually Protects Against Coordination work sits at the intersection of several disciplines that rarely move at the same pace. Architecture might finalize a layout while structural engineering is still adjusting column locations, and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing teams keep building around whi...