• Assessment and Planning: Evaluate the site to determine the best location for the skylight based on factors such as sunlight exposure, structural integrity, and aesthetic appeal.
• Measurement and Preparation: Accurately measure the dimensions of the opening where the skylight will be installed and prepare the area by removing any obstructions or debris.
• Installation: Install the skylight according to manufacturer specifications and building codes, ensuring a watertight seal and proper insulation to prevent leaks and energy loss.
• Sealing and Finishing: Apply appropriate sealants and flashing around the skylight to protect against water infiltration and ensure a clean, finished appearance.
• Safety Compliance: Adhere to safety protocols and guidelines throughout the installation process, including the use of personal protective equipment and securing ladders or scaffolding.
• Customer Interaction: Communicate with customers to understand their preferences and address any concerns they may have regarding the installation process or final result.
• Quality Assurance: Conduct quality checks to verify that the skylight is installed correctly and functions as intended, including testing for proper operation and ensuring that surrounding materials are not damaged.
• Documentation: Maintain accurate records of the installation process, including photographs, measurements, and any relevant documentation, for future reference or warranty purposes.
• Cleanup: Clean up the work area upon completion of the installation, removing any debris or leftover materials and ensuring that the site is left in a neat and orderly condition.
• Continuous Learning: Stay informed about new products, techniques, and regulations related to skylight installation through training and professional development opportunities.

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