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What is the best training for becoming a hirable glazier? What types of ongoing training or certifications are necessary to be an effective glazier?

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Kris Wingate in Placerville, California

55 months ago

Looking for on going training.

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Kris Wingate in Placerville, California

54 months ago

Need your comment's on a company by name of the glass doctor?Please reply.

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steve jimenez in Vancouver, Washington

43 months ago

unless you work union, theres really no way to certify yourself, here in portland or. the union takes your money,but the training & CERTIFICATION process is not so great, your moved along by hours worked. most shops will start you out at the bottom & move you up over a period of time, this is the best way to attain marketable skills

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Go Union in Las Vegas, Nevada

36 months ago

Go union IUPAT is in canada I believe. Good wages, they secure your work and only take 3% which is a write off any ways... i went union 2 years ago and would never consider working otherwise...

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