Measure Technician (Windows, Stucco, Roofing)

Solar Works Energy•Albuquerque, NM

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About The Position

EPEX Home Performance / SolarWorks Energy is hiring a Measure Technician in Albuquerque, NM. This field role surveys homes before sales or installation, with windows as the core focus and additional work measuring and assessing stucco and roofs. The technician provides accurate measurements, clear photos, and organized notes so sales representatives, project managers, and installation crews have the information they need to quote and complete work accurately. Between site surveys, the technician runs company errands and handles minor repair callouts and punch-list items when they are within their skill set. The role involves cross-training across trades and working at job sites and in occupied homes. Tools and training on the measure process are provided.

Requirements

Experience in at least one of the following: window installation or measuring, stucco, or roofing, in field or survey work.
Comfort working on ladders and roofs and in occupied homes.
Ability to use basic hand and power tools for small repairs.
Accuracy with a tape measure, phone camera, and simple digital forms; attention to detail is more important than speed.
Ability to work independently and leave each job with all required information collected.
Reliable truck and valid driver's license.
Ability to travel locally around the Albuquerque metro area for errands and job sites.

Nice To Haves

Anlin or other window-dealer measuring experience.
Spanish language skills.
Multi-trade background.

Responsibilities

Measure windows and doors for quotes and orders, including openings, frames, grids, glass, hardware, and clearances.
Survey roofs and stucco for condition, square footage, elevations, access, and installation constraints.
Take organized photos and write clear notes for sales representatives and project managers.
Identify potential problems early, such as out-of-square openings, soft roof decking, failed stucco, and access issues, and flag them.
Coordinate with sales, project managers, and installation crews so quoted work matches what can be built.
Run errands as needed, including picking up parts, dropping off materials, visiting dealers and warehouses, and delivering documents or samples.
Handle minor field repairs and punch-list items, such as caulking, trim, small fixes, and warranty touch-ups, when within the technician’s skill set.
Cross-train across trades and remain useful on windows, stucco, roof surveys, errands, and light repair work.