1. Occupant safety

• Tempered glass will be installed as required by local codes.

2. Worker safety

• Workers need to wear the proper PPE when working with glass (e.g. kevlar cut resistant sleeves, kevlar gloves, safety glasses,etc.)

3. Determine Lead Safe work

• Review work orders to determine if Lead Safe RRP is required.

• When require, follow RRP guidance in section (need reference).

4. Check fitment

• Verify your new glass will fit before removing old glazing

5. Remove glass & stops

• Remove all the old glass and stops from the window sash

6. Clean opening

• Remove old glazing or glazing tape and any debri that will prevent the new glass from sitting flush in the frame

7. Install double sided glazing tape

• On applicable windows (e.g. vinyl, aluminum,etc.) install glazing tape in the frame leaving the release liner on top.

8. Install new glass

• Install glass in opening (when using glazing tape pull the release liner out from under the window once the window is in place)

9. Install stops or points

• Install glazing points or stops as appropriate for the type of window you are working on.

10. Install glazing compound or equivalent

• On applicable windows (e.g. wood, steel, etc.) Run a bead of glazing compound or equivalent around the perimeter of the glass. (Here's a link to a video that covers glazing in detail)

11. Occupant education

• Occupants will be notified of changes or repairs made and will be educated on how to operate and maintain the window

12. Worst Case Draft Test

• Conduct a Worst Case draft test to verify Category I, II, and III appliances are venting safely before leaving home for the day.

• Testing shall be recorded using the Utah WAP Worst Case Draft Test form.