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The Commercial Installer / Glazier is responsible for installing, repairing, replacing, adjusting, and servicing commercial glass and glazing systems safely, accurately, efficiently, and professionally. This position involves working with storefront systems, aluminum framing, commercial doors, entrance systems, curtain wall components, interior glass, glass partitions, insulated glass units, mirrors, commercial door hardware, and related glazing products. The Commercial Installer / Glazier performs hands-on installation and service work at commercial buildings, active construction sites, tenant improvement projects, remodel locations, occupied businesses, and other assigned jobsites. Responsibilities include interpreting work orders and drawings, obtaining accurate measurements, preparing installation areas, safely handling materials, installing and adjusting components, inspecting completed work, and maintaining proper job documentation. The Commercial Installer / Glazier represents Nu-Vu Glass, Inc. when interacting with customers, general contractors, builders, property managers, vendors, and other trades. The employee is expected to produce quality workmanship, protect customer and contractor property, follow Company and jobsite safety requirements, communicate job status accurately, and contribute to the efficient completion of commercial projects. Essential Functions The essential functions of the Commercial Installer / Glazier position include, but are not limited to, the following: Commercial Glass Installation, Repair, and Service Install, replace, repair, adjust, and service commercial glass, storefront systems, aluminum framing, entrance systems, commercial doors, curtain wall components, interior glass, glass partitions, mirrors, insulated glass units, and related commercial glazing products. Measure openings, frames, glass dimensions, door openings, hardware locations, anchor points, wall conditions, and installation areas accurately using appropriate measuring equipment. Read, interpret, and follow work orders, blueprints, shop drawings, elevations, specifications, installation diagrams, hardware schedules, measurements, and applicable project instructions. Prepare installation areas by inspecting openings, confirming measurements, checking existing conditions, removing old materials, and identifying potential installation conflicts. Safely remove damaged, broken, failed, or existing glass, framing, doors, hardware, sealants, caulking, and related components. Install and secure aluminum framing, storefront systems, glass panels, entrance doors, thresholds, channels, anchors, clips, gaskets, stops, fasteners, sealants, and related components according to Company standards, manufacturer instructions, and applicable project specifications. Install, replace, adjust, and service commercial door hardware, including closers, pivots, hinges, panic hardware, locks, rails, pulls, sweeps, thresholds, and related components. Cut, trim, drill, fasten, fit, seal, glaze, adjust, and finish assigned materials within the employee's training, qualifications, and authorization. Apply approved glazing materials, sealants, adhesives, weatherproofing products, and related components using appropriate installation methods. Perform installation, repair, replacement, adjustment, and service work on commercial glass systems as directed by management. Assist with specialty glazing projects, custom glass installations, interior partitions, and other commercial glass applications as assigned. Identify and communicate measurement discrepancies, damaged materials, missing components, unexpected field conditions, design conflicts, installation concerns, or conditions that may affect project completion. Obtain appropriate direction or authorization before proceeding with work that materially differs from approved plans, measurements, specifications, or assigned scope. Complete assigned work in accordance with applicable project requirements, Company procedures, manufacturer instructions, and established workmanship standards. Quality Control and Workmanship Perform assigned installation and service work safely, accurately, efficiently, and consistently with Company quality standards. Verify measurements, materials, installation conditions, and component compatibility before beginning work when appropriate. Inspect installed glass, framing, doors, hardware, anchors, sealants, and related components for proper fit, level, plumb, square, alignment, security, finish, and operation. Confirm that installed commercial doors, entrance systems, locks, closers, hinges, pivots, and related hardware operate properly and safely. Check glazing installations for appropriate sealing, weather resistance, appearance, and completion according to applicable specifications. Identify and correct workmanship concerns within the employee's assigned responsibilities, training, and authorization. Report unresolved quality concerns, incorrect measurements, defective products, damaged materials, installation conflicts, or potential warranty issues promptly. Minimize preventable breakage, installation errors, material waste, callbacks, and rework through proper planning and careful execution. Protect installed materials and finished work from damage during ongoing construction or service activities. Maintain attention to detail and consistent workmanship regardless of project size, schedule, or complexity. Complete assigned punch list, warranty, repair, or corrective work as directed. Safety, PPE, Tools, Vehicles, and Equipment Follow Company safety policies, jobsite safety rules, applicable OSHA requirements, manufacturer instructions, equipment procedures, and supervisor directions. Wear and properly use required personal protective equipment, including gloves, safety glasses, safety footwear, hard hats, high-visibility clothing, hearing protection, fall protection, and other assigned protective equipment. Use safe lifting, carrying, positioning, transporting, and material-handling practices when working with glass, aluminum framing, doors, hardware, and other materials. Use team lifting, mechanical assistance, glass-handling equipment, carts, suction devices, or other approved methods when appropriate for the size, weight, or configuration of materials. Safely operate hand tools, power tools, measuring equipment, ladders, scaffolds, glass carts, lifts, material-handling equipment, and other assigned equipment. Operate forklifts, scissor lifts, boom lifts, or other equipment requiring specialized training only when properly trained and authorized. Work at heights only when appropriately trained, equipped, authorized, and protected by required fall protection or other applicable safety measures. Inspect tools, ladders, lifts, PPE, vehicles, trailers, material-handling equipment, and assigned work areas before use as required. Do not use damaged, defective, or unsafe tools or equipment. Secure glass, framing, doors, equipment, and other materials properly for storage and transportation. Operate Company vehicles only when authorized, properly licensed, and in compliance with applicable traffic laws, Company policies, and insurance requirements. Maintain assigned vehicles, trailers, glass racks, tools, equipment, materials, fuel cards, and related Company property responsibly. Promptly report injuries, accidents, near misses, unsafe conditions, equipment defects, vehicle incidents, property damage, and other safety concerns. Stop affected work and notify appropriate supervision when conditions present an immediate or uncontrolled safety hazard. Maintain appropriate housekeeping practices to reduce slip, trip, fall, cut, struck-by, and material-handling hazards. Participate in required safety meetings, training, job briefings, inspections, and corrective safety activities. Teamwork, Project Coordination, and Department Support Work independently and collaboratively with commercial managers, branch managers, lead installers, apprentices, helpers, office personnel, project coordinators, sales personnel, vendors, contractors, and other employees. Assist with loading, unloading, transporting, staging, organizing, and protecting glass, aluminum framing, doors, hardware, tools, equipment, and related materials. Support shop operations, fabrication, material preparation, inventory handling, deliveries, cleanup, and other Commercial Glass Department activities as assigned. Coordinate with supervisors and other employees to support efficient job preparation, material availability, installation sequencing, and project completion. Help identify missing, damaged, defective, returned, or incorrectly supplied materials and communicate inventory concerns. Assist with commercial service calls, punch list work, warranty repairs, emergency board-up, and other assigned department needs. Provide practical jobsite guidance, training assistance, safety reminders, or task direction to less-experienced employees when assigned. Participate in department meetings, job briefings, training, safety meetings, coaching, and other Company-required activities. Maintain reliable attendance, punctuality, work readiness, and availability for assigned schedules. Support early starts, adjusted work schedules, overtime, and out-of-area assignments when required by business operations and consistent with applicable law. Assist other departments or Company locations when assigned and appropriately trained. Help maintain a safe, respectful, organized, and productive team environment. Supervisory Responsibilities This position does not ordinarily have formal supervisory authority. Companywide Standards The Commercial Installer / Glazier is expected to: Act with integrity, professionalism, accountability, and sound judgment. Support the Company's mission, vision, values, quality standards, and customer-service expectations. Follow the Employee Handbook, applicable safety requirements, operating procedures, and Company policies. Communicate respectfully and professionally with customers, coworkers, supervisors, vendors, contractors, and other trades. Maintain a clean and professional appearance appropriate to assigned commercial jobsites and customer locations. Use Company property, tools, vehicles, trailers, equipment, fuel cards, materials, and systems responsibly and only for authorized purposes. Protect confidential Company, customer, contractor, pricing, project, and proprietary information, subject to rights protected by applicable law. Cooperate with reasonable management instructions and assigned operational priorities. Maintain accurate records, truthful communications, and responsible timekeeping practices. Promptly identify and report safety hazards, product defects, equipment concerns, property damage, operational problems, and customer issues. Maintain reliable attendance, punctuality, and readiness for assigned work. Demonstrate appropriate care when working around customer property, contractor materials, finished surfaces, and occupied businesses. Participate in required training and maintain any certifications or qualifications necessary for assigned work. Perform other related duties as assigned. Required Qualifications Ability to accurately read a tape measure and perform basic measurements necessary for commercial glass installation. Ability to safely use common hand tools, power tools, measuring equipment, and related installation tools. Ability to read and follow work orders, measurements, basic installation instructions, and supervisor directions. Ability to safely handle, transport, position, and install fragile, sharp, heavy, or awkward materials. Ability to identify installation problems, missing materials, defective products, and unsafe conditions and communicate concerns appropriately. Ability to work safely in commercial buildings, construction sites, remodel projects, and other assigned environments. Ability to communicate professionally with customers, contractors, coworkers, supervisors, and other trades. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Ability to maintain accurate job documentation and follow Company procedures. Ability to perform essential job functions with or without reasonable accommodation. Ability to travel to assigned jobsites and maintain reliable attendance. Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record under Company insurance requirements when driving is an essential assigned responsibility. Ability to satisfy lawful and job-related pre-employment, safety, training, and jobsite access requirements applicable to the position. Preferred Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent. Previous experience in commercial glazing, commercial glass installation, storefront installation, construction, remodeling, commercial door installation, aluminum framing, or a related skilled trade. Experience installing storefront systems, aluminum framing, commercial entrance systems, commercial doors, curtain wall components, insulated glass units, partitions, mirrors, and specialty glass. Experience reading blueprints, shop drawings, elevations, specifications, installation diagrams, and hardware schedules. Experience installing, adjusting, or repairing commercial door hardware, including closers, pivots, hinges, panic hardware, locks, thresholds, rails, and sweeps. Experience working on active construction sites, occupied commercial buildings, tenant improvement projects, and multi-trade jobsites. Experience using glass carts, suction cups, ladders, scaffolds, scissor lifts, boom lifts, and other commercial glazing equipment.

OSHA 10, OSHA

30, fall protection training, lift certification, apprenticeship training, manufacturer training, or other relevant construction safety qualifications. Experience operating work trucks, trailers, or material transport vehicles. Experience assisting with project coordination, leading installation crews, or training less-experienced employees. Strong mechanical aptitude, practical problem-solving ability, and attention to installation quality. Physical and Work Environment Requirements The Commercial Installer / Glazier performs work in Company shops, warehouses, vehicles, trailers, commercial buildings, occupied business locations, active construction sites, tenant improvement projects, remodel environments, outdoor areas, and other assigned jobsites. The position may require the ability to: Stand, walk, bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, squat, reach, twist, climb, balance, push, pull, grip, and use hands and arms throughout the workday. Lift, carry, maneuver, and position glass, framing, doors, tools, hardware, and other materials weighing up to 75 pounds individually, when safe to do so, and use assistance or mechanical equipment for heavier or otherwise unsafe loads. Handle large, fragile, sharp, heavy, and awkward materials using appropriate equipment and safe handling practices. Work from ladders, scaffolds, platforms, trucks, trailers, or mechanical lifts when properly trained, equipped, and authorized. Perform tasks requiring hand-eye coordination, manual dexterity, accurate measurements, alignment, and controlled use of tools. Maintain the functional vision, depth perception, coordination, and judgment necessary to perform assigned work safely, with or without reasonable accommodation. Work indoors and outdoors in varying temperatures, weather conditions, and construction environments. Work around noise, dust, adhesives, sealants, solvents, sharp materials, and other conditions commonly associated with commercial glazing and construction. Travel between Company facilities, customer properties, construction sites, vendor locations, and other assigned work areas. Operate hand tools, power tools, measuring equipment, mobile devices, and job management systems. Wear required PPE, including gloves, safety glasses, safety footwear, hard hats, high-visibility clothing, hearing protection, fall protection, and other protective equipment when required. Maintain appropriate alertness, judgment, coordination, and safe conduct while performing safety-sensitive tasks. Work scheduled hours, including adjusted schedules, early starts, overtime, or occasional overnight assignments when required and lawfully scheduled. Travel Requirements Daily local and regional travel is an expected part of this position.

•Frequent overnight and out of town travel is expected up to Monday through Friday's.

•Travel may include assignments at commercial construction sites, customer properties, occupied businesses, remodel locations, tenant improvement projects, vendor locations, and other Nu-Vu Glass facilities. Performance Expectations Employee performance may be evaluated based on factors including, but not limited to:

Safety:

Compliance with safety policies, PPE requirements, equipment procedures, fall protection requirements, proper material handling, and timely hazard reporting.

Installation Quality:

Accuracy, completeness, appearance, fit, alignment, sealing, operation, and durability of completed commercial glazing work.

Measurement Accuracy:

Ability to obtain, verify, interpret, and apply measurements correctly to minimize installation errors and material loss.

Productivity:

Efficient use of work time, preparation, equipment, and materials to support timely project completion.

Rework Prevention:

Identification of preventable errors, proper installation methods, protection of materials, and reduction of avoidable callbacks, breakage, and corrective work.

Job Planning and Execution:

Readiness for assigned work, proper material staging, identification of installation conflicts, and effective coordination with supervisors.

Customer and Contractor Service:

Professional conduct, respectful communication, protection of property, and appropriate escalation of customer or contractor concerns.

Documentation:

Accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of work orders, photos, job notes, material usage, project updates, and time records.

Communication:

Timely reporting of job status, delays, scope changes, field conditions, safety concerns, and completion information.

Reliability:

Attendance, punctuality, work readiness, schedule compliance, and completion of assigned responsibilities.

Equipment and Material Stewardship:

Responsible use, inspection, maintenance, transportation, and protection of Company tools, vehicles, equipment, and materials.

Teamwork:

Cooperation with supervisors, coworkers, helpers, apprentices, contractors, and other departments.

Professionalism:

Appropriate conduct, accountability, appearance, and judgment while representing Nu-Vu Glass.

Adaptability:

Ability to respond effectively to changing jobsite conditions, project priorities, schedules, and assigned work.

Continuous Improvement:

Participation in training, development of technical skills, responsiveness to feedback, and identification of opportunities to improve safety, quality, and workflow. Eligible employees may participate in Company-sponsored benefit programs, subject to applicable plan documents and eligibility requirements.

Benefits may include:

Health, dental, and vision insurance Health savings account 401(k) and Company matching contributions Paid time off Tuition reimbursement Other benefits offered by the Company The Company may modify job assignments, duties, responsibilities, reporting relationships, schedules, work locations, and operational priorities based on business needs and consistent with applicable law.

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$20.00 - $26.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee discount Flexible schedule Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Referral program Relocation assistance Retirement plan Vision insurance Willingness to travel: 100% (Required)

Work Location:

In person