Schedule: Full-time – Monday–Thursday 6:00 AM–3:30 PM; Friday 6:00 AM–12:00 PM
Work Environment: In-person only
MW Millworks is a locally owned custom millwork manufacturer specializing in high-end, architecturally accurate millwork for both new construction and impact-rated projects, with approximately 30% of our work dedicated to historic restoration. Located in North Charleston, we partner with builders, architects, and designers to produce premium-quality doors, windows, mouldings, shutters, and custom elements. Our team combines craftsmanship with precision tooling to deliver projects that enhance Charleston’s architectural landscape—whether preserving history or creating something entirely new.
We’re looking for a Window Glazer to join our production team, supporting the fabrication and restoration of historic wood windows. This role focuses on traditional glazing methods, including setting glass in putty, hand glazing, rolling putty, and striking clean lines against glass and sash profiles. You’ll play a key role in delivering historically accurate, high-quality window assemblies while supporting general shop operations.
Set glass into wood window sashes using traditional putty glazing methods
Hand glaze and strike putty cleanly against glass and sash profiles
Roll, apply, and finish glazing putty to proper depth, angle, and appearance
Perform glazing work on historic and custom wood windows
Inspect finished work for quality, fit, and durability
Support general shop tasks including prep work, cleanup, and material handling
Collaborate with production team members to meet schedules and quality standards
Take pride in hands-on craftsmanship and quality outcomes
Detail-oriented and patient with fine, repetitive handwork
Adaptable and willing to support the shop where needed
Comfortable working in a team-focused production environment
Experience with traditional window glazing or hand glazing techniques
Familiarity with rolling and striking glazing putty
Exposure to historic window restoration, millwork, or woodworking
Background in carpentry, millwork, or restoration trades
Willingness to learn traditional glazing methods and shop processes
Ability to lift and carry materials up to 50 lbs
Ability to stand, bend, and perform manual work for extended periods
Manual dexterity for detailed handwork
In-person, hands-on culture where your work makes a visible impact
Collaborative, tight-knit team passionate about craftsmanship and quality
Competitive benefits, including employer-sponsored health insurance
Stable, full-time position with consistent 40 hours and a great schedule:
Monday - Thursday: 6:00 AM–3:30 PM
Friday: 6:00 AM–12:00 PM (Your weekends start early!)