About the role
An established commercial glazing contractor is looking to hire an experienced Architectural Glass & Storefront Draftsman to join their in-house team. The ideal candidate will have 5–6+ years of drafting experience within the commercial glazing industry, with strong knowledge of storefront, curtain wall, architectural glass and architectural metal systems. This is a hands-on drafting position for someone who enjoys producing detailed drawings and working closely with project teams.
Responsibilities:
Produce detailed shop drawings and construction details for commercial glazing projects. Draft storefront, curtain wall, architectural glass and metal systems. Prepare plans, elevations, sections and installation details. Review and interpret architectural, structural and engineering drawings. Incorporate comments and revisions into drawing packages. Coordinate with Project Managers, Estimators and field personnel. Assist with resolving technical and detailing issues. Maintain accurate drawing files and revisions. Ensure drawings are completed accurately and within project deadlines.
Requirements:
5–6+ years of relevant drafting experience. Commercial glazing experience is required. Strong experience with storefront and/or curtain wall. Knowledge of architectural glass and metal systems. Strong AutoCAD skills. Ability to read and interpret architectural and construction drawings. Strong attention to detail and technical accuracy. Ability to work independently and as part of a project team.
Preferred Qualifications:
Revit experience is a plus. Previous experience working for a glazing, storefront or architectural metals contractor. Knowledge of commercial construction and shop drawing/submittal processes. Experience coordinating with architects, engineers and general contractors.
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