Construction Apprentice/ Helper
all american glassPooler (GA)
About the role
Join the Team at All American Glass as an Apprentice Helper At All American Glass, we're more than just a glass company-we're a close-knit team passionate about quality, safety, and craftsmanship. As we continue to grow, we're excited to invite a motivated individual to join us as an entry-level helper. This is your chance to build a solid foundation in the glazing trade while working alongside skilled professionals in a supportive environment.
About the Role:
As an apprentice, you'll get hands-on experience in both our field and shop operations. You'll assist with material handling, prep work, and installation. If you're eager to learn, take direction well, and can contribute to a safe and efficient job site, this position offers a great starting point for a rewarding career.
Key Responsibilities:
Support glaziers with caulking and basic installation tasks Load, unload, and organize project materials Maintain clean and orderly trucks and shop spaces Assist with fabricating storefronts, curtain walls, doors, hardware, and glass Adhere to and always promote safe work practices
What We're Looking For:
Construction or hands-on experience preferred but not requiredA positive attitude, great attendance, and a willingness to learn Ability to follow instructions and work well within a team Basic physical fitness to handle material loading and manual repetitive tasks
What we offer:
We value our team members and believe in fostering an environment where you can thrive. Along with competitive benefits, you'll find a welcoming culture that supports continuous learning and growth. Whether you're looking to build a career in the glazing trade or simply want a meaningful job where your efforts are appreciated, you'll find plenty of opportunity here.
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