Construction Millwright

Certificate of Qualification 426A
❝ I’m depended on to assemble and maintain complicated machinery that costs millions of dollars. I like making a difference.❞
Construction Millwrights keep industrial machinery and other automated and robotic systems running smoothly. They dismantle, move, install, adjust and maintain power shafting, pulleys, conveyors and hoists. Millwrights make sure equipment meets safety and quality standards.
Key Skills & Attributes
Strong communication skills, reading & numeracy
Strong problem-solving & planning skills
Ability to read blueprints and schematic drawings
Mechanical aptitude
Good physical condition
Ability to work in high places, outdoors & in diverse weather
Entrance Requirements
High School Diploma
Apprenticeship Program
As a Construction Millwright apprentice you will learn technical skills and earn a living at the same time. Millwright apprentices must complete 8,000 hours of technical and on-the-job training. You will attend 3 terms of school consisting of 8-week blocks over a 4-5 period at George Brown College Casa Loma Campus.
Responsibilities
Detect and troubleshoot mechanical problems & malfunctions
Repair or replace defective machinery parts
Assemble and install machinery and equipment using hand & power tools
Construct foundations for machinery
Fabricate parts required during overhaul, maintenance or set-up
Program programmable logic controllers (PLCs)
Operate hoisting & lifting equipment
Journeyperson Wage Rate:
$44.02/hr
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Did you know?
Construction millwrights are vital partners in industries as diverse as energy, automotive, aerospace, food processing, pharmaceuticals and more. We're everywhere, working behind the scenes to keep equipment running that keeps industry moving.


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