Review BIM models and construction drawings using Revit and Navisworks to detect clashes, document root causes, and recommend technical fixes for AI training and model evaluation; remote contract, ~20+ hours/week.
General Annotation
100% Remote
Worldwide
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Jul 24, 2026
Posted
Open worldwide
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About AI training and construction work
AI training (also called data labeling or annotation) is the human effort that teaches models how to interpret and act on real-world data. In construction, that means supplying high-quality, expert-reviewed technical material—drawings, clash logs, and coordination notes—that models can learn from and be evaluated against.
This work is well suited to construction and BIM specialists who want flexible, remote project work that directly affects how AI understands building information and coordination workflows.
100% remote: work from anywhere with a computer and internet connection
Flexible, part-time work that fits around other commitments
Directly shape AI behavior in the construction domain
The role
You will serve as a BIM and Construction Coordination Reviewer, evaluating architectural and engineering blueprints and BIM models to identify clashes, determine root causes, and recommend technical fixes. Your outputs will be used for AI model evaluation and to improve training datasets.
This is a contract, part-time role with an expected commitment of 20+ hours per week. Work is document- and model-focused and requires strong, demonstrable experience with BIM coordination tools and construction documentation.
Employment type: Contractor, Part-time
Time requirement: 20+ hours/week
Work type: Remote, document and BIM-model review
What you'll do
Review architectural and engineering blueprints to find design and construction clashes
Use Autodesk Revit and Navisworks for BIM coordination and clash detection
Document root causes, technical reasoning, and recommended solutions for coordination issues
Prepare clear technical documentation for construction coordination workflows
Communicate complex coordination challenges and solutions in writing and verbally
Support quality assurance of construction documentation used for AI model evaluation
Requirements
All listed requirements come from the role description and must be met or demonstrably supported by your portfolio or past projects.
Extensive experience with BIM coordination in real-world construction projects
Proficiency with Autodesk Revit and Navisworks for clash detection and drawing analysis
Experience identifying and resolving clashes and interpreting construction drawings
Ability to review and interpret blueprints, technical documents, and engineering drawings
Strong analytical reasoning and problem-solving skills for construction coordination
Clear written and verbal communication, with experience documenting workflows, issue logs, or technical resolutions
Who should apply
Experienced BIM coordinators, senior modelers, MEP and discipline coordinators, or construction engineers who have used Revit and Navisworks on real projects should apply. The role suits people who can turn technical analysis into concise, well-documented findings.
Familiarity with AI applications in construction is helpful but not required; the core need is strong BIM coordination judgment and technical documentation skills.
How it works
Sign up for an OpenTrain account and complete your profile, highlighting BIM coordination projects, Revit/Navisworks experience, and examples of clash coordination or technical documentation.
Apply to the role through OpenTrain; selected reviewers will receive instructions, sample tasks, and access to the datasets and documentation needed to complete reviews.
Create an OpenTrain profile and upload examples of relevant work
Applications are reviewed by OpenTrain AI; shortlisted candidates receive sample tasks and onboarding
Work and payments are managed through OpenTrain as the hiring organization
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