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Good Morning,
I need some input on a potential position that I may be able to hire within the next year.
What is a good hourly rate to pay a Revit operator that can create quality drawings. The buildings will be as built drawings converted to a LOD 3 BIM model (basic structure, doors, windows, walls, clg, exterior features)
Thanks!
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I don't think you will get a good answer to this question because there are too many variables:
- Where are you?
- What discipline?
- What experience do you have in your discipline?
- What eperience do you have putting a Revit document set together? (Doesn't sound like any)
Revit can create some nice looking drawings that might not be worth anything if the user doesn't know how a building really goes together.
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Where are you? Alabama
What discipline? Architectural
What experience do you have in your discipline? I have nearly 20 years in this field with 5 using Revit
What eperience do you have putting a Revit document set together? (Doesn't sound like any) I am very experienced using Revit, from BIM, to documents. I have put together over 2 million sq. ft. of BIM models. I am in the process of implementing BIM into our day to day operations as Facility Management tool.
This is not for me, this is for a potential hire that I will be making within the next 6-12 mos. I have 2 AutoCAD users working for me now, but I will need a Revit operator and there are not that many in my area, that's why I am looking for average hourly rate.
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I suppose I'm curious... what others are paid, naturally to judge if I'm being paid too little.
but it's of course a touchy subject and I doubt anyone is going to go first with their salary.
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Your clarification helps.
In our area and specifivcally in our office, our staff are all graduate or licensed architects, no BIM/CAD only operators so I can't help with your question but AUGI conducts a salary questionaire and the resu
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entry level I'd say $15 hourly with a $3 +/-
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absolutely depends on where you live; I came across this posting recently in my area...
http://jobview.monster.ca/REVIT-OPERATOR-Job-GRIMSBY-ON-CA-114073284.aspx
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I would think you could get someone for around $15.00/hr who may have below average skills with less than 2 years experience. However if you find a quality candidate who clearly demonstrates their mastery of Revit Architecture, then that person knows they can get $20 to $25.00/hr. Every firm I've interviewed with in the past 3 years clearly states Revit skills are among the highest of their qualifications.
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