Experienced Commercial Glazer
glassAtlanta (GA)
$54,600 per year
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Job Description: Experienced Commercial Glazer
Location: Atlanta, GA
Company:
Glass Inc Glass Inc is a growing glass company serving the Atlanta market. We are looking for an experienced commercial glazer who can handle installations efficiently and professionally. This role is focused strictly on commercial glass work. We are looking for someone who knows the trade and can work independently with minimal supervision.
What you’ll do:
Install commercial glass systems including storefronts, doors, windows, and panels Measure, cut, and fit glass and framing to specifications Install aluminum framing, door hardware, and related components Remove and replace damaged or outdated glass Ensure proper sealing, alignment, and finishing Maintain a clean and safe job site Coordinate with team members and communicate with office staff as needed
What we’re looking for:
Proven experience in commercial glazing Ability to handle jobs independently from start to finish Experience with storefront systems, framing, and door installations Strong attention to detail and workmanship Reliable and punctual Valid driver’s license Ability to lift and handle glass safely
Compensation:
$28 – $34 per hour (based on experience)Higher pay available for candidates who can lead jobs independently Additional: Consistent, year-round work Overtime opportunities available Opportunity to grow with a fast-expanding company If you’re experienced, dependable, and take pride in your work, we want to hear from you. To apply, send your experience and a brief summary of your background.
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