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Document Glazier Overview

The term “glazier” defines a person having the knowledge, training, and abilities to prepare, install, replace, and service glass and related components and products in residential, commercial, and industrial applications. A glazier may perform these job duties on buildings and other structures and on vehicles, furniture, and other products. Glaziers may be employed by construction glass installation contractors, retail service, repair shops and glass fabrication shops.

The glazier has the abilities, knowledge, and skills to perform all or some of the following duties: 1) handling, cutting, shaping, preparing, and fabricating ... Complete Description

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  • Services commercial door systems, window systems, and specialty products.
  • Installs specialty products.
  • Uses and maintains hand and power tools.
  • Lays out materials.
  • Prepares site for installation.
  • Installs windows.
  • Uses and maintains equipment.
  • Installs doors.
  • Fabricates structural systems.
  • Installs structural systems.

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  • files – half moon
  • files – bastard
  • hacksaw
  • centre punch
  • glazing bar
  • chisel – cold
  • countersinks
  • C-clamp
  • chisel – wood
  • chalk line
  • caulking gun
  • Allen keys
  • drill bits – high speed steel
  • glass cutter
  • construction line
  • hammer – rubber or plastic
  • files – round
  • dead-blow hammer
  • hammer – claw

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  • rubber pads
  • tempered
  • suction cups
  • etching
  • storefront
  • awning window
  • moulding
  • curtain wall
  • sash
  • shear block
  • set (hang) a door
  • stop
  • laminated glass
  • preglazed
  • hang (set) a door
  • snap cover
  • sealant
  • bevelled
  • tape
  • fabricate

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