Architectural Field Measure Specialist - Residential Remodeling - 65000
Architectural Field Measure Specialist - Residential Remodeling - 65000
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Conduct comprehensive on-site measurements of residential spaces, including rooms, ceilings, doorways, windows, and other architectural features.
- Document layouts, dimensions, and key structural + MEP elements
- Create accurate as-built drawings (AutoCAD required, Revit a plus)
- Create and maintain organized documentation of all measurement data, photos, sketches, and related records for easy access and reference.
- Take and organize site photos and field notes
- Coordinate with our design and project development teams
- Ensure safety protocols are followed during site visits while working efficiently within tight schedules.
- Proven experience in architectural measurement, residential remodeling, interior design or construction is needed.
- Strong proficiency with measurement tools such as laser distance meters, digital sketching devices, and traditional tape measures.
- Experience with field measuring / as-built drawings preferred
- Strong AutoCAD skills (Revit is a plus)
- Excellent attention to detail with a focus on precision and accuracy in data collection.
- Effective communication skills to interact professionally with different team members.
- Ability to navigate various residential environments safely and efficiently.
- Self-motivated who can work independently in the field, with strong organizational skills to manage multiple site visits and documentation tasks.
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