As a Commercial Glazier, you’ll install, repair, and replace glass and glazing systems in commercial buildings. You’ll use hand tools, interpret project documents, and coordinate your work with other trades to help deliver commercial construction projects on time and on budget.

Key Responsibilities

1. Glazing Installation

· Install commercial glazing systems and related products. o Curtain wall o Storefront o Doors and frames o Interior glazing o Glass railings and guards o Mirrors o Showers o Caulking and sealants o Other glazing products as required

· Follow drawings, specifications, installation instructions, and direction from the Foreman.

· Ensure glass and materials are handled carefully to prevent damage.

· Complete installations to the required quality and workmanship standards.

1. Daily Work Activities

· Report to the job site on time and ready to work. · Complete assigned work in a safe and productive manner.

· Work cooperatively with other members of the crew.

· Follow instructions from the Foreman and Superintendent.

· Maintain a clean and organized work area.

· Assist with loading, unloading, moving, and securing materials.

· Help prepare the work area before installation.

1. Measurements and Layout

· Take basic field measurements as required. · Assist with layout and installation preparation.

· Check openings and site conditions before installation.

· Report incorrect dimensions, damaged materials, or unsuitable site conditions to the Foreman before proceeding.

1. Safety

· Follow Glass Canada safety procedures and job-site safety requirements. · Use required personal protective equipment.

· Use tools, equipment, ladders, lifts, and other equipment safely.





· Follow proper procedures for handling and installing glass.

· Report unsafe conditions, incidents, injuries, and near misses to the Foreman.

· Do not proceed with work when conditions are unsafe or unclear.

1. Quality Control

· Complete work with attention to detail and workmanship. · Check installations for proper alignment, fit, operation, and finish.

· Protect completed work from damage.

· Identify and report deficiencies or installation problems.

· Correct deficiencies as directed.

· Minimize rework, material damage, and waste.

1. Tools and Equipment

· Safely operate hand tools, power tools, glass handling equipment, ladders, lifts, and other equipment required for the work. · Maintain tools and equipment in valuable working condition.

· Report damaged or unsafe equipment.

· Keep tools organized and secured when not in use.

1. Materials

· Handle, transport, and store glass, frames, hardware, sealants, and other materials properly. · Protect materials from damage during installation and storage.

· Notify the Foreman of shortages, damage, or incorrect materials.

· Help maintain an organized material storage area.

1. Site Coordination

· Work respectfully and cooperatively with the General Contractor and other trades. · Follow site access, scheduling, and work-area requirements.

· Coordinate daily activities with the Glazing Foreman.

· Communicate site issues that may affect the work.

1. Housekeeping

· Keep the work area clean and organized. · Remove debris and packaging as work progresses.

· Dispose of waste materials appropriately.

· Leave completed work areas clean and ready for other trades.

Pay: $25.00-$39.00 per hour

Benefits

- Dental care
- Extended health care
- Vision care

Work Location: In person

📌 Commercial Glazier (West Kelowna)
🏢 Glass Canada
📍 West Kelowna