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Painters District Council 30: Glazier

Painters District Council 30: Glazier

Painters District Council 30

ApprenticeshipCIP: 00.0000

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A U.S. Department of Labor Registered Apprenticeship providing paid on-the-job training in glass installation, including windows, storefronts, and curtain wall systems. Apprentices develop glazing, sealing, and installation skills under journey-level supervision, earning progressive wages toward a nationally recognized credential in the construction finishing trades.

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In-Person

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Internship/Fieldwork/Practicum Requirements

On-the-job training required

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Illinois
Illinois

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Skills & Competencies

Skills developed through this program

Active Listening
Arm-Hand Steadiness
Building & Construction
Coordination
Customer Service
Installation

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Occupations this program prepares you for

Glaziers47-2121.00

What You'll Learn

Key competencies developed through this program

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Mastery: developing (Level 2)(based on Apprenticeship)

Blueprints and installation specifications — interpret independently to determine glass thickness, color, and framing location on routine residential and light commercial projects.
Plumb lines and digital levels — determine plumb of walls and ceilings with minimal oversight to ensure accurate glass placement.
Pre-assembled window and door frameworks — install metal or wood frames using hand tools with reduced supervision on standard commercial installations.
Aluminum and steel sashes — fabricate and fit metal moldings for glass panels on routine door and window jobs in the field.
Glass and plastic substitutes — cut, fit, and install in building interiors and exteriors following established procedures on moderately complex assignments.
Suction-cup hoisting equipment — operate under limited supervision to lift and position large, heavy glass panels during commercial glazing projects.
Glass door hardware — set doors into frames and attach hinges, handles, and locks to complete functional assemblies on schedule.
Work truck — drive to job sites, safely unload glass and equipment, and manage tool inventory across multiple daily stops.
Time management practices — coordinate daily tasks and material staging to meet project milestones on multi-phase installation jobs.
Customer communication — explain installation progress and address basic client questions with professional courtesy at residential and small-business sites.

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