What are ten labor positions that you need in order to run a stained glass window company?
NOTE: The type of stained glass window the company is making are made the old fashioned way not the new way.
You should find some pertinent information in some of these sites.
http://www.google.com/search?q=STESS&rlz=1C1AVSX_enUS414US423&oq=STESS&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l5.3882j0j8&sourceid=chrome&espv=210&es_sm=122&ie=UTF-8#es_sm=122&espv=210&q=making+stained+glass+windows+history
These websites are not helping me on what kinds of labor positions needed in order to run a stained glass window company (old fashioned stained glass windows)
Some of those sites explain how stained glass windows are made.
I do not to know how it was made. I need to know what kind of labor positions are needed to make the stained glass windows.
If you don't know how it's made, how can you determine which laborers you need?
So if I find out how Stained glass windows were made in decades ago, I will know which laborers were needed?
To run a stained glass window company that creates windows using traditional methods, you may require the following ten labor positions:
1. Stained Glass Artist: A skilled artist who designs and creates original stained glass windows, cutting and shaping glass pieces, and applying various techniques such as painting and staining.
2. Glass Cutter: A specialized craftsperson who is adept at cutting glass accurately and safely according to the artist's design.
3. Glass Painter: An experienced artist who applies paints and stains to the glass pieces as per the design, enhancing the beauty and details of the artwork.
4. Lead Glazier: A professional who fabricates the lead came, a metal framework that holds the individual glass pieces together, and assembles the glass components using lead soldering techniques.
5. Metalworker: A skilled worker who creates custom metalwork, such as decorative frames, grilles, and brackets, to complement and support the stained glass windows.
6. Carpenter: An expert in woodworking who crafts custom frames, molds, and structural supports for the stained glass windows, ensuring proper installation and stability.
7. Glass Grinder: A technician who uses grinding tools to smooth and shape the glass pieces, ensuring accurate fittings and removing any sharp edges.
8. Glass Assembly Technician: A worker responsible for assembling the glass pieces into the lead came framework, fitting them precisely, and soldering the joints securely.
9. Project Manager: A professional who oversees the entire stained glass window production process, managing timelines, budgets, and communicating with clients to ensure satisfaction.
10. Installation Crew: A team of skilled individuals who install the completed stained glass windows onsite, ensuring proper fit, weatherproofing, and final touches.
Note: Depending on the size and complexity of projects, roles can be combined or expanded. Also, consider having administrative staff, marketing specialists, and salespeople to support the business aspects of running a company successfully.