glazier, curtain walls

Job Title

glazier, curtain walls

Key Requirements

or comparable experienceWork website atmosphereAt elevationsCold/refrigeratedHazardousWarmOutdoorsWork settingOn-site consumer solutionCommercialRetail solution and also fixing firm

Key Responsibilities

  • Identify sort of glass, frameworks and product required
  • Measure, mark and cut glass
  • Placement as well as secure panes in framework
  • Construct as well as mount prefabricated glass, mirrors or glass products
  • Install door, window and various other equipment
  • Repair glass doors as well as various other glass structures
  • Put together, erect and dismantle scaffolding, rigging as well as raising devices
  • Read and translate blueprints, maps, illustrations as well as specifications
  • Operate at elevations, on scaffolding or swing phases
  • Kind of glass/materials Sealed units
  • Structure construction and installation Curtain wall surface (premade product).
  • Spandrel panel installations.
  • Installation specialization Skylights and also slope glazed installations.
  • Curtain wall surfaces Light weight aluminum shops, barrel vaults, solariums, industrial home window systems.
  • Put on hold glazing system
  • Security and also safety and security Lawbreaker document check
  • Chauffeur's legitimacy licence check. Transportation/travel info Valid chauffeur's licence Very own car
  • Job problems and physical capabilities Literally demanding Taking care of heavy tons Meaning extended durations Screening concerns

Questions & Verification

Are you presently legally able to operate in Canada?Do you have previous experience in this field of work?Do you have the above-indicated called for accreditations?Program extra.
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