MEP - Design Coordinator

Role overview

Project planning and design

• Review project requirements, architectural drawings, and technical specifications with project stakeholders.
• Conduct feasibility studies and assess design options against project objectives and budgets.
• Develop HVAC, electrical, and plumbing system designs.
• Create and modify technical drawings and 3D models using software such as AutoCAD, Revit, or BIM.
• Select materials, equipment, and components to balance performance, cost, and sustainability.

Calculations and documentation

• Perform heating and cooling load calculations, duct and pipe sizing, and electrical load distribution calculations.
• Calculate energy efficiency, airflow, water flow, and other MEP system metrics; select equipment capacities to meet requirements.
• Prepare engineering drawings, blueprints, technical documentation, system specifications, bills of materials, schedules, and cost estimates.

Coordination and compliance

• Coordinate MEP designs with architectural, structural, and civil disciplines and participate in design meetings and site visits.
• Work with contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers to resolve technical questions and support implementation.
• Review designs for accuracy, consistency, quality, and regulatory compliance; adjust for feedback, code changes, and site conditions.

Sustainability and construction support

• Incorporate energy-efficient HVAC, renewable energy options, and water-saving plumbing designs; conduct energy modeling and impact analysis.
• Troubleshoot design issues and support resolution of MEP system issues during installation and testing.
• Provide construction-phase technical support, respond to RFIs, and review submittals, shop drawings, and equipment data.
• Conduct on-site inspections to check installation against design specifications and quality standards.
• Stay current with MEP technologies and participate in training and peer reviews.

Candidate qualifications

• The posting does not specify years of experience, education requirements, or mandatory certifications.

Referenced tools and practices

• Design software examples include AutoCAD, Revit, and BIM.
• Sustainable design examples include energy-efficient HVAC, renewable energy, water-saving plumbing, and LEED-related practices.

Work location

• Work location is in person.