Do you want to learn how to design and model complete electrical systems in Revit just like it’s done in real projects?
This course takes you step by step through the entire process of electrical system design, modeling, and documentation using a project-based approach.

Whether you’re a student, beginner, or working professional, you’ll gain the practical skills needed to confidently handle lighting layouts, power systems, panel boards, and circuiting in Revit while applying electrical codes and standards (NEC/IEC/local codes).

What You’ll Learn in This Course

• Create and model lighting, power, cable tray, and equipment layouts in Revit.

• Perform circuit connections and load calculations with panel board scheduling.

• Generate electrical documentation – drawings, legends, schedules, and sheet sets.

• Apply electrical codes and safety standards within Revit projects.

• Coordinate electrical systems with mechanical and plumbing services in a BIM workflow.

Who This Course is For

• Electrical & MEP Engineers and Designers.

• BIM Modelers & Draftsmen wanting to upgrade their electrical design skills.

• Engineering Students & Fresh Graduates looking for practical, project-based Revit knowledge.

• Construction & Consultancy Professionals dealing with BIM coordination.

• Beginners interested in learning Revit Electrical Design from scratch to advanced.

Requirements / Prerequisites

• No prior Revit experience required – course starts from the basics.

• Autodesk Revit installed (2022 or later recommended).

• A computer/laptop with at least 8 GB RAM (16 GB recommended).

• Basic electrical knowledge (helpful but not mandatory).

Why Take This Course?

By the end of this course, you will be able to design, model, and document a complete electrical project in Revit, making you job-ready for roles in MEP firms, BIM companies, and construction projects. You’ll not only learn software tools but also real-world workflows used in the industry.