Piping BIM Engineer

Piping BIM Engineer role in Phoenix, AZ supporting design, coordination, and execution of complex industrial construction projects.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain 3D piping models for piping systems, pipe supports, and associated equipment using Autodesk Plant 3D
• Interpret P&IDs, engineering drawings, and technical specifications to build accurate piping layouts
• Model piping components including fittings, valves, supports, and equipment connection details
• Create and manage piping specifications, component catalogs, and material attributes within the BIM environment
• Apply piping dimensions, material requirements, and installation constraints to coordinated 3D designs
• Produce detailed piping drawings and fabrication-related documentation to support construction activities
• Conduct clash detection and interference reviews across piping and other disciplines including structural and mechanical
• Coordinate with engineering and construction teams to identify conflicts and develop practical design resolutions
• Use Navisworks to review integrated project models and support coordination activities
• Track model revisions, design updates, and coordination issues from design through execution
• Support development of coordinated installation plans informed by site conditions and construction requirements
• Extract and validate BOM and MTO using 3D piping model data
• Review piping quantities such as pipe lengths, fittings, valves, and related components to support procurement and cost management
• Maintain accurate material and fabrication information, including spool status and welding-related data
• Coordinate with project teams to monitor fabrication and installation progress
• Prepare progress tracking reports and visualizations using model data and project information
• Assist with construction documentation, technical reports, and project deliverables

Requirements

• Minimum 3 years of relevant experience in piping design, BIM modeling, or related engineering work
• Hands-on experience with Autodesk Plant 3D for piping and equipment modeling
• Strong knowledge of P&IDs, piping layouts, engineering drawings, and material specifications
• Experience with 3D coordination including clash detection and design interference resolution
• Knowledge of piping components, fittings, connection methods, and piping support systems
• Experience generating BOM/MTO outputs and extracting quantities from engineering models
• Familiarity with piping fabrication workflows including spool drawings and welding documentation, plus construction progress tracking
• Ability to coordinate with internal engineering teams, contractors, and external stakeholders
• Associate degree in Mechanical Engineering or related technical discipline (preferred)
• Industrial construction project experience is highly valued
• Autodesk Plant 3D training or certification is a plus
• Valid driver’s license required
• Must be authorized to work in the United States
• Proficiency in Autodesk Plant 3D, including piping catalogs, specifications, and model management
• Experience with Autodesk Navisworks Manage or Autodesk Navisworks Simulate for coordination and interference checking
• Ability to work with 3D model data, component attributes, and engineering documentation
• Familiarity with Microsoft Excel and Power BI for progress reporting and data visualization
• Strong attention to detail and ability to manage multiple technical assignments simultaneously
• Effective communication and problem-solving skills with multidisciplinary teams

Technologies

• Autodesk Plant 3D
• Navisworks
• Autodesk Navisworks Manage
• Autodesk Navisworks Simulate
• Microsoft Excel
• Power BI

Location and Work Details

• Location: Phoenix, AZ
• Employment type: Full-Time
• Work arrangement: On-site, 5 days per week
• Travel: Up to 10%
• Salary: $92,000 – $110,000 annually
• Work environment: On-site at a large-scale industrial manufacturing construction project in Phoenix, Arizona; independent transportation required; occasional travel to other project locations may be necessary