Description
Inspect, repair, and replace automotive glass and related components, perform chip repairs and ADAS camera calibrations, and ensure safe, leak-free installations that meet OEM and AGRSS standards.
- • Inspect windshields, side, rear, and quarter glass for chips, cracks, and fitment issues.
- • Perform stone chip repairs using resin injection and UV curing.
- • Remove damaged glass, moldings, cowls, and trim without damaging vehicle surfaces.
- • Prepare pinchwelds by cutting out old urethane, cleaning, treating rust, and applying primers.
- • Install replacement windshields, back glass, door glass, and quarter glass with urethane adhesives.
- • Set glass using vacuum cups and setting devices to achieve proper alignment and reveal.
- • Reinstall and align moldings, weatherstrips, wiper arms, mirror mounts, and sensors.
- • Calibrate ADAS front camera and related sensors after windshield replacement per OEM procedures.
- • Perform static and dynamic calibrations using targets and scan tools; clear related DTCs.
- • Conduct water and air leak tests and correct wind noise and seepage.
- • Diagnose and repair door glass movement issues by servicing regulators, tracks, and run channels.
- • Replace and adjust window regulators, motors, switches, and glass stops as needed.
- • Test and repair rear defroster grids and tabs; reconnect wiring and verify operation.
- • Replace sunroof and moonroof glass panels, seals, and drains; adjust tracks and test for leaks.
- • Select correct parts using NAGS catalogs and vehicle build data; verify options such as HUD, rain sensor, and acoustic layers.
- • Provide repair estimates and safe drive-away times; explain work and warranties to customers.
- • Process work orders and insurance claims; document materials, lot numbers, and calibrations performed.
- • Follow adhesive manufacturer specs for bead size, open time, and cure; verify safe drive-away criteria.
- • Protect vehicle interiors and finishes with covers and tape; maintain cleanliness of the work area.
- • Perform pre- and post-repair electronic scans as required; initialize rain and light sensors.
- • Maintain and operate mobile service vehicles; manage inventory of glass, adhesives, and tools.
- • Use cut-out tools such as cold knives, fiber line, and oscillating tools safely.
- • Clean glass and bonding surfaces with approved cleaners; avoid contamination.
- • Inspect body apertures for damage or corrosion and refer structural issues to body repair.
- • Adhere to AGRSS/ANSI, OEM, and DOT glazing standards and company safety policies.
- • Dispose of broken glass and chemicals per environmental regulations.
- • Train and assist junior technicians; follow checklists to ensure quality.
- • Test drive vehicles when required to complete dynamic calibrations and verify no warnings.
- • Record measurements and set vehicle centerline and thrust line for target placement.
- • Communicate with supervisors and customers about findings, timelines, and future service needs.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
