glazier:
(also ‘glazer’; plural: ‘glaziers‘; pronunciation: the letter ‘g’ in this word rhymes with the letter ‘g’ in the word “garden”)
(old usage) a workman who fits sheets of glass into window or door frames,
a glassworker; a glass cutter (← ← previous entry),
a glazier at work
After completing high school, Erin joined a vocational institution and learned to be a glazier.
Glaziers find very lucrative jobs in glass-making factories and construction companies where they enjoy comfortable working conditions and good salaries.
As is the case with every other professional, glaziers with strong hands yet delicate minds also use traditional and sophisticated methods and equipment in doing their job to make our lives more comfortable and pleasant.
The window glaziers are the ones we often see around our neighbourhood, fixing or repairing glass windows and doors; however, there are other kinds of glaziers, too, for example, automotive glaziers who fit glass panes on motor vehicles.
