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South Shore Glass and Door
Glazier
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A Glazier or Window Installer installs glass in windows or display cases. Fits glass for mirrors, tables, bathroom fixtures or skylights.
$60,098 / year median in California
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Glazier — Shower & Insulated Glass Specialist Full-time • Field / On-site Job Overview We are looking for an experienced, detail-oriented Glazier with a strong background in shower enclosure installation, insulated glass units, and glazing systems. You will be a key member of our field team, delivering precise, high-quality glass and glazing installations and measurements across residential and commercial projects. If you take pride in craftsmanship and have a proven track record in these specific trades, we want to hear from you! Responsibilities Shower Installations Measure and install frameless, semi-frameless, and framed shower enclosures. Fit and seal shower doors, panels, and hardware to manufacturer and code specifications. Ensure watertight seals and proper drainage alignment on all shower assemblies. Repair, replace, and re-seal existing shower glass and enclosure components. Insulated Glass & Glazing Measure, Install, and Replace Insulated Glass Units (IGUs) in residential and commercial frames. Work with storefront systems , curtain wall glazing, and window wall assemblies. Apply and finish glazing tape, glazing compound, and structural sealants. Inspect and test completed glazing for seal integrity, alignment, and thermal performance. General Read and interpret blueprints, shop drawings, and installation specifications. Maintain a clean, safe job site in compliance with OSHA standards and company safety policies. Communicate effectively with project managers, contractors, and customers on site. Transport, handle, and store glass materials safely to prevent damage.