Business highlight: glaziers are in great demand

 Although glass is one of the most fascinating and sought-after

building materials nowadays, there hasn't been an adequate supply of trained glaziers in recent years. What can you anticipate, then, if in 2023 you choose to take up the glazing tools and work in a dynamic industry?

 

Engaging employment (requiring less paperwork)

Glass is being used in more modern residential and commercial buildings than ever before, which means there are a ton of exciting project prospects in the glass sector. Additionally, there is less paperwork. Glazier in Eastbourne, are subject to less regulation than plumbers and electricians, even though they are still in charge of selecting the appropriate glass type and ensuring the application is safe once installed. 

A healthy balance of design and technical tasks

Balustrades in Eastbourne typically pay attention to detail and love doing practical chores. It is crucial to be able to use drawings, adhere to plans, and comprehend safety applications. In the meantime, you'll put your technical skills to the test by measuring, cutting, and drilling glass with glazing equipment. For the glazier, assisting customers in choosing architectural hardware and achieving the desired aesthetic is an essential aspect of their job.

Possibilities for professional advancement 

Expert glass firms are always seeking competent employees. Many professionals from other industries work in glazing, and they can use their expertise in their new roles. You can gain a strong foundation by completing a Certificate III in Glass and Glazing (MSF30418), which can be done as a requirement for an apprenticeship. After that, you can apply to the Australian Glass Glazing Association to become a Master or certified glazier.