Glass Specialist (Entry Level)

Glass Doctor - Norcross•Omaha, NE

58d•$14 - $16

About The Position

Are you fascinated by the world of glass and eager to learn the craft? We are on the lookout for an Entry-Level Glass Specialist to join our team. If you have a passion for glasswork and are willing to roll up your sleeves and dive in, we'd like to hear from you.

Requirements

No prior professional experience is required, but a genuine interest in the field of glasswork is a must.
Willingness to learn and take direction from experienced team members.
Basic understanding of safety protocols and a commitment to following them.
Good communication skills and a customer-friendly attitude.
Detail-oriented mindset with a dedication to producing quality work.
Ability to work as part of a team and adapt to new challenges.
A valid driver's license is required.

Responsibilities

Auto Glass Assistance: Assist in repairing and replacing auto glass under the guidance of experienced professionals.
Residential Glass Support: Learn the ropes of installing and repairing residential glass, contributing to the team's efforts in enhancing homes.
Commercial Glass Exposure: Gain exposure to commercial glass services, such as storefronts and glass partitions, by working alongside skilled professionals.
Shower Enclosure Training: Receive training in crafting and installing shower enclosures, gradually developing expertise in this area.
Precise Measurements: Learn the art of taking precise measurements, a critical skill for successful glass installations.
Glass Handling: Familiarize yourself with proper glass handling techniques to ensure safety and minimize breakage.
Safety Compliance: Follow safety guidelines and instructions closely to maintain a safe working environment.
Quality Support: Assist in inspecting completed installations for quality assurance and assist in making necessary adjustments.
Customer Interaction: Observe customer interactions and develop communication skills for addressing questions and concerns professionally.
Learning Curve: Be open to learning and staying curious about new glass materials, technologies, and industry trends.