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Window Tint Installer
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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.
$52,444 / year median in North Carolina
+15% projected growth
Job Description
Window Tint Installer S3Detailing Wilmington, NC Job Details Full-time | Contract $20.00 - $30.40 an hour 3 hours ago Benefits Tools provided Qualifications Computer operation Customer communication Teamwork Maintaining an organized workspace Driver's License Attention to detail Cutting machines Time management Full Job Description Overview S3 Detailing is seeking a skilled, dependable, and detail-oriented Window Tint Installer to handle professional automotive window tint installations while helping maintain a clean, organized, and efficient shop. This position is responsible for the entire tinting process—from preparing vehicles and cutting film to installation, final quality control, customer-ready presentation, and proper maintenance of the tinting workspace and equipment. The ideal candidate takes pride in craftsmanship, works efficiently without sacrificing quality, keeps their work area organized, and understands that maintaining the shop and equipment is part of the job—not an optional responsibility. Key ResponsibilitiesWindow Tint Installation Professionally install automotive window film on cars, trucks, SUVs, and other approved vehicles. Complete full-vehicle tint installations, front window matches, windshield strips, full windshields, and individual window replacements. Properly inspect vehicles and glass before beginning work. Identify existing scratches, chips, damaged seals, aftermarket electronics, previous tint, or other conditions that could affect installation. Remove existing window film and adhesive when required. Properly clean and prepare glass before installation. Measure, cut, shrink, shape, and install window film accurately. Use plotter-cut and/or hand-cut installation methods when appropriate. Properly heat-shrink rear windows and other curved glass. Protect vehicle interiors, electronics, trim, upholstery, door panels, and surrounding surfaces during installation. Minimize contamination, dust, creases, fingers, light gaps, debris, and other installation defects. Maintain clean and consistent edges around all installations. Reinstall or secure any components moved during the installation process. Perform a complete quality-control inspection before considering a vehicle finished. Correct installation defects when necessary before releasing the vehicle. Clean glass and surrounding areas after installation. Leave every vehicle clean and customer-ready. Tint Film & Inventory Responsibilities Properly handle, store, and organize window film. Keep tint rolls protected from dirt, moisture, damage, and unnecessary waste. Monitor commonly used film shades and materials. Notify management when film, blades, towels, chemicals, installation tools, or other supplies are running low. Minimize material waste through accurate measuring and cutting. Keep film inventory organized and clearly identified. Dispose of backing liners, removed tint, used blades, and other waste properly. Follow company procedures for tracking material usage when required. Equipment Responsibilities The installer is responsible for properly using, cleaning, maintaining, and storing all tint-related equipment, including: Tint plotter/cutting machine Heat guns Squeegees Scrapers Knives and blades Spray bottles Installation boards/glass Extension cords Work lights Steamer or tint-removal equipment Microfiber towels Cleaning tools and chemicals Ladders or stools Computer/software used for tint patterns Any other company-provided tinting equipment Equipment must be returned to its designated location after use. Damaged, malfunctioning, or missing equipment must be reported to management immediately. Shop Upkeep & Cleaning Maintaining the shop is a required part of this position. The Window Tint Installer is expected to: Keep the tint installation area clean throughout the workday. Sweep and clean floors regularly to minimize dust and contamination. Keep tint bays free of unnecessary tools, trash, film scraps, and clutter. Empty trash as needed. Clean installation surfaces and work tables. Keep tools organized in their designated locations. Clean and maintain the plotter and surrounding work area. Keep chemicals and supplies properly stored. Maintain clean microfiber towels and separate contaminated towels when necessary. Keep customer waiting areas and visible shop areas presentable when assigned. Assist with general shop organization and cleaning during downtime. Help maintain bathrooms, storage areas, work bays, and common areas when assigned. Ensure doors, equipment, lights, and work areas are properly secured or shut down at the end of the day. Immediately clean spills, standing water, adhesive residue, film scraps, or other potential hazards. Help maintain an environment suitable for high-quality tint installations. There is always productive work to be completed in the shop. When tint appointments are finished or there is downtime, the employee is expected to assist with cleaning, organization, inventory, equipment maintenance, vehicle preparation, or other reasonable shop-related duties. Quality Standards Every installation should meet S3 Detailing's standards for professional workmanship and presentation.