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OCCUPATION RISK PROFILE

Glaziers

A trade profile focused on glass handling, installation methods, work at height and customer premises.
Published by DIBNI · Last reviewed 30 August 2026 · Editorial standards

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What matters in a glazing risk profile?

The proposal should distinguish replacement glazing, new installation, shopfronts, curtain walling or specialist glass; maximum working height; lifting and access methods; contract values; premises worked on; and whether glass is manufactured, cut or only installed.

PROPOSAL INFORMATION

  • Types of glazing and installation work.
  • Annual turnover and largest contract.
  • Maximum height and access/lifting equipment.
  • Employees and subcontractors.
  • Work on commercial, occupied or high-value premises.
  • Glass stock, tools and vehicles.
  • Any fabrication or cutting activity.
  • Claims and incidents.

CONTROLS

Useful controls include safe glass handling, lifting plans, access-equipment inspection, segregation of work areas, PPE, protection of customer property, vehicle loading procedures and subcontractor checks. Return to Occupations or the Proposal Guide.
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