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What does a glazier do?A glazier is a person who works with glass - installing, repairing or replacing glass in a commercial, industrial or residential buildings or in automobiles. The main duties of a glazier include: - Cutting, grinding, polishing and drilling glass.
- Handling of sheets of glass in the warehouse, during transportation, and at the work site. This may involve using slings and power lift devices.
- Applying adhesives, sealants and caulks.
- Using, cleaning and maintaining various types of equipment.
- Administrative tasks such as preparing estimates and invoices, supervising assistants, and ensuring compliance with building codes.
What are some health and safety issues for glaziers?Glaziers can work in a variety of settings. Some of these settings, such as construction sites, may contain many hazards which glaziers must be aware of. The main health and safety issues for glaziers include: What are some preventative measures for a glazier?What are some good general work practices?Where can I get more information?General information is available in OSH Answers or through the CCOHS person-to-person Inquiries Service.
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Document last updated on July 2, 2004
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