Glass Installers, Buildings - Working Conditions

In a typical work setting, glaziers:

Are responsible for the health and safety of others.
Have a medium level of social interaction. They interact with customers, but also work alone.
Usually talk to others in person or by telephone.
Often work as part of a team.
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Are somewhat responsible for the work done by other glaziers and assistants.
Are occasionally placed in conflict situations in which customers may be upset or unpleasant.

Always wear protective or safety attire such as gloves and glasses.
Work indoors when installing mirrors and shower doors.
Work outdoors when installing outside windows.
Are often exposed to loud sounds and distracting noise levels, especially when cutting glass.
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Are often exposed to contaminants.
May have to climb ladders and scaffolds to reach high places.
Sometimes are exposed to hazardous equipment, such as glass cutting tools.
Are occasionally exposed to hazardous situations.
Often work physically near others, usually within a few feet.

Must fully complete and be exact in their work. Improperly installed windows can be unsafe or let in outside air.
Must repeat the same physical activities.
Usually make decisions and set daily tasks and goals with a supervisor.
Must meet strict daily and weekly deadlines.

Usually work 40 hours per week.
May not work for periods of time due to bad weather or low construction activity.