Glazier
Cutting, installing, and repairing glass in buildings
Glaziers measure and fit glass panels for windows, doors, skylights, or interior partitions. They also work on specialized glass installations like shower screens, balustrades, and shopfronts, ensuring secure and weather-tight fits.
Key Benefits
Technical Cutting Skills
Precisely cut and shape glass to fit custom openings and frames.
Specialized Safety Knowledge
Handle fragile and hazardous materials safely with protective gear.
Broad Industry Application
Work in residential, commercial, and industrial settings, including glass façades.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Broken glass and sharp edges pose risks, so glaziers must use proper handling methods, safety glass, and PPE.
Requirements differ by state; some building licenses include glazing aspects, especially for structural or large-scale glass.
A Certificate III in Glass and Glazing (apprenticeship) is the typical path to qualification.
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