Zach Kaiser

I completed my schooling for my associate’s degree and apprenticeship

from 2006to 2010 As a journeyman glazier my expectations were to be

able to understand and install complicated glass and/or metal systems, keep

inventory of the correct materials needed, and be able to work safely. I had

to work well with others for certain larger tasks to be completed, as well as

be able to work well alone for other tasks. As a member of Local 252 I was

also chosen and trusted as my company foreman. As the company foreman had to make sure that proper precautions and steps were taken to ensure

safety, help solve any problems between workers, company owners, and

Union representatives. I also had to run the job with crew sizes from 1-20 guys. Had to everyone on the same page and compete the job

• Facilitated installation of glass panels and windows, ensuring precise measurements and alignment.
• Executed safety protocols while managing glass materials and tools.
• Facilitated team members in cutting and shaping glass with precision hand tools.
• Led efforts in maintaining cleanliness and organization of work areas to enhance efficiency.
• Mastered operation of basic glazing tools, including suction cups and cutters.
• Engaged with supervisors to clarify project requirements and establish timelines.
• Facilitated training sessions on proper lifting techniques for heavy glass installations.

• Managed inventory levels to optimize parts availability and reduce lead times.
• Coordinated parts ordering and procurement processes for efficiency and accuracy.
• Oversaw daily operations of parts department, ensuring adherence to safety protocols.
• Trained and mentored staff on best practices for inventory management and customer service.