Measure Technician (Windows, Stucco, Roofing)
Job Summary
Measure Technician (Windows Stucco Roofing)
EPEX Home Performance / SolarWorks Energy Albuquerque NM
$22 to $27 an hour full-time depending on experience
The role
You are the person who walks the house before we sell or install. Accurate measures clear photos and clean notes so sales and crews never guess. Windows is the core of the job. You will also measure and assess stucco and roofs. Between measures you run company errands and handle small repair callouts when something needs a quick fix.
What you will do
- Measure windows and doors for quote and order: openings frames grids glass hardware clearances
- Site-survey roofs and stucco: condition square footage and elevations access install constraints
- Take organized photos and notes that a sales rep or project manager can use without calling you back
- Spot problems early (out-of-square openings soft roof deck failed stucco access issues) and flag them
- Work with sales project managers and install crews so what we bid matches what we can build
- Run errands as needed: parts pickup material drops dealer and warehouse runs document or sample delivery
- Handle minor repairs and punch-list items in the field (caulk trim small fixes warranty touch-ups) when they are within your skill set
- Cross-train across trades. We need someone who can carry more than one skill set
What we are looking for
- Experience in at least one of: window install or measure stucco or roofing (field or survey)
- Comfortable on ladders and roofs and in occupied homes; clean and respectful with homeowners
- Handy with basic hand and power tools for small repairs not just measuring
- Sharp with a tape a phone camera and simple digital forms. Detail matters more than speed
- Self-directed: you leave a job with everything we need not half of it
- Reliable truck and a valid drivers license; local Albuquerque metro travel for errands and job sites
- Bonus: Anlin or other window-dealer measure experience Spanish or a multi-trade background
Pay and setup
$22 to $27 an hour depending on experience. Tools and measure-process training provided. We expect you to learn windows deep and stay useful on stucco roof surveys errands and light repair work.
How to apply
Apply through this posting with your resume and a short note on which trade you have done most. Then take our short online assessment; it is the first step in our process and it moves your application to the front: Skills:
Qualification Requirements High school diploma or general education degree (GED) Must have a minimum of 1 years of experience Must have electrical and roof racking experience Electrical apprentice card is preferred Familiarity with electrical plans and field layouts Strong interpersonal and human relations Strong analytical and creative problem-solving skills Good motivation with an attention to productivity detail and safety Able to work safety with heights on ladders and in confined areas Be able to lift pull and push materials and equipment to complete assigned job tasks Must be willing and able to climb ladders stairs work on rooftops and able to work on your feet for long periods of time Be able to lift 50 pounds of weight frequently throughout assigned workday Attention to detail Excellent written and verbal communication skills Excellent customer service skills Regular reliable and predictable attendance Ability to work well with others in a collaborative team environment Ability to work in extreme environments (example: hot sun cold rain crawl spaces etc.) Maintain a clean and safe working environment Must have a valid state drivers license Must have a clean driving record Physical Demands and Abilities Use their hands to handle control or feel objects tools or controls Stand for long periods of time Walk or run for long periods of time Climb ladders scaffolds or poles Kneel stoop crouch or crawl Bend stretch twist or reach out Repeat the same movements See details of objects that are less than a few feet away Determine the distance between objects Use fingers to grasp move or assemble very small objects Make quick precise adjustments to machine controls Hold the arm and hand in one position or hold the hand steady while moving the arm Use one or two hands to grasp move or assemble objects Understand the speech of another person Use muscles to lift push pull or carry heavy objects See differences between colors shades and brightness Move two or more limbs together (for example two arms two legs or one leg and one arm) while remaining in place Use stomach and lower back muscles to support the body for long periods without getting tired Keep or regain the bodys balance or stay upright when in an unstable position React quickly using hands fingers or feet While looking forward see objects or movements that are off to the side lift up to 50 pounds