An Industrial Millwright lays out, receives and installs machinery, mechanical equipment and other automated and robotic systems. They work in the construction, commercial, manufacturing, and industrial industries. They often work in close association with people in other trades, such as instrument mechanics, ironworkers, pipefitters and electricians.
Responsibilities
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Interpret drawings and performs mathematical calculations
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Use hand and power tools to operate forklifts, booms, low capacity cranes, and other equipment
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Select and use materials & fasteners
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Weld, braze, solder, rig & hoist
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Install material handling systems installs, and commissions machinery & automated robotic systems
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Install bearings, seals & packing, pipe systems & valves, fans & blowers, electric & electronic controls, pneumatic & hydraulic systems
Key Skills & Attributes
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Attention to detail
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Strong hand-eye coordination
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Strong communication skills
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Ability to plan and visualize
Employment Sectors
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Heavy Industrial Construction
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Institutional and Commercial Construction
Apprenticeship Program
8000 hours of on-the-job training, supplemented by three 8-week sessions of in-class technical training.
Entrance Requirements
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Grade 12 Diploma preferred (Grade 10 minimum)
Journeyperson Wage Rate
$48.67/Hr (2024 Provincial Average)
Did you know?
Millwrights are trained to assess load bearing capabilities of the parts they move, with the equipment they are moving it with. They coordinate with crane teams to maneuver and install these large pumps, valves, rollers, turbines, & more.
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