Commercial Glazing Fabricator
lakewood constructionFennville (MI)
About the role
Commercial Glazing Fabricator (Storefront & Curtain Wall Fabricator)Royal Glass & Aluminum is a growing commercial glazing contractor based in Fennville, MI. We specialize in aluminum storefront, curtain wall, and glass systems, partnering with general contractors, construction managers, and owners to deliver high-quality projects throughout the Midwest. Our culture is defined by accountability, teamwork, and continuous growth. We are committed to building people, projects, and communities, while creating meaningful opportunities for professional development and long-term careers in the glazing industry.
Position Overview:
Fabricate and assemble aluminum storefront, curtain wall, and door systems Prep and fit commercial doors, including hardware (preferred experience)Follow shop drawings and cut sheets with precision Keep a safe, clean, and organized work area Collaborate with shop leadership and field teams to meet deadlines
What We're Looking For:
Team-oriented and reliable willing to take ownership of your work 2+ years of aluminum fabrication experience (storefront, curtain wall, doors)Familiarity with commercial door hardware installation (preferred)Ability to read blueprints and use standard fabrication tools Attention to detail and commitment to quality Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and stand for extended periods
Why Work With Us:
Competitive pay (based on experience) & benefits. Direct impact on a growing company with steady, diverse projects Opportunity for skill development and leadership growth Supportive culture that values collaboration and accountability Apply Today Submit your resume to tell us about your experience with storefronts, curtain walls, and door hardware.
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