Masking and Measurement Engineer - Fresh Graduate in Architectural Engineering

POSITION SUMMARY: The Masking and Measurement Engineer is responsible for taking accurate on-site measurements at residential client homes before execution begins, and carrying out masking/protection of existing surfaces, fixtures, and furniture to prevent damage during interior work. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Site Measurement * Take accurate room, wall, and fixture measurements at residential sites as per design drawings. * Cross-verify site measurements against design drawings and flag discrepancies to the Site Engineer/Designer. * Record measurements clearly and share updated measurement sheets for drawing/BOQ finalization. Masking & Site Protection * Mask and protect existing flooring, walls, furniture, fixtures, and fittings in the home before work commences. * Ensure masking materials and methods used are appropriate for each surface type. * Re-check and reinforce masking periodically during the course of execution, given occupied/live home settings. Site Coordination * Coordinate with Site Engineer/subcontractors to plan measurement and masking around the homeowner's schedule. * Flag any pre-existing damage or site condition issues before work begins, with photo documentation. * Support removal of masking and site cleanup upon work completion, ensuring no damage to protected areas. Documentation * Maintain measurement sheets, masking checklists, and before/after photo records for each home. * Report completed measurement and masking activities to the Site Engineer/Project Manager. KEY SUCCESS METRICS (KPIs) * Measurement accuracy (variance between recorded and actual site measurements). * Turnaround time for measurement and masking completion per home. * Number of damage complaints on masked/protected areas. * Completeness and quality of masking (audit/inspection pass rate). * Timeliness and accuracy of measurement sheets and documentation. * Pre-existing damage flagged and documented before work start (reduces disputes with homeowners). R