
Avg. salary range
$69k–$71k
across regions
Hours / Day
8
Days / Week
5
working days
About this career
A glazier is a skilled tradesperson who works with glass. They cut, install, and repair glass in places like windows, doors, skylights, mirrors, and storefronts. Glaziers often work on construction sites, homes, and commercial buildings, carefully measuring and fitting glass so it is secure and looks right. They use special tools to cut glass and make sure it is installed safely. Glaziers also need to follow safety rules because glass can be heavy and fragile. They may work at heights on ladders or scaffolding and often work as part of a construction team. Many glaziers learn their skills through apprenticeships or trade programs after high school. This career is a good fit for people who enjoy hands-on work, problem-solving, and building things.
Career Level
Where you could work
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Our career data is based on regional averages provided by the Spokane Workforce Council. Data is subject to change based on location, job specialty, experience level, and/or union association.
What you'll need
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Attention To Detail
Do you often notice things that other people miss? Are you able to complete a project with few or no mistakes?
Problem Solving
Do you enjoy solving puzzles? Are you able to easily identify the cause of a problem?
Quality Control
Are you good at responding to feedback? Are you able to repeat a task with consistent results?
Strength/ Dexterity
Are you able to lift a moderate amount of weight without any issue? Can you stand or walk for an extended period of time?
Education & Training
High School Diploma
A high school diploma is a North American academic qualification awarded upon high school graduation. The high school diploma is typically studied for over the course of four years, from Grade 9 to Grade 12.
Compensation
Columbia Basin
Washington
Low
$53,500
Average
$71,100
High
$89,400
Washington minimum wage
Salary data reflects regional averages and may vary by employer, experience, and specialization.
Work Schedule
Shift cycle
5 on · 2 off per cycle
Typical shifts are 8 hours long but times vary. Shifts are usually 5 days a week but are not limited to weekdays. Work schedule can change due to weather conditions, customer demand, or contract duration.
Architecture & Construction
How does it compare?
Average Salary
$69,633
Overall Rank
110th
out of 199 careers
In Architecture & Construction
9th
out of 14 careers
Salary distribution
Rankings are based on average salary data across all careers in our database. Individual earnings may vary.
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