Glazier + Glassworker

A Cut Above The Rest
Glass, by its nature and architectural application, creates a variety of specialized, interesting and challenging types of work for glaziers and glassworkers. Glass, along with architectural aluminum, makes up the majority of building materials glaziers and glassworkers work with. These products can be used for mirrors, windows, doors, shower and bath enclosures, automatic entrances and other applications. Glaziers are skilled craftspeople who install and replace glass, architectural aluminum and other related products in both commercial and residential buildings while typically, glassworkers are employed in fabrication and manufacturing facilities preparing the products for the glaziers to install.
The glazier and glassworkers training will provide the skills, knowledge, and abilities needed to meet the needs of the industry and to ensure that each worker is equipped to use the technology, materials, and applicable methods of glazing as well as adhering to all quality and safety standards on the job.

An Energy Impact
With today’s concern for energy savings, the glass trades are specifically focused on energy efficient retrofitting projects as well as the design and installation of energy efficient weatherization materials and solar technology in both new residential and commercial applications.