Licensed Millwright

• Inspecting machinery and equipment to detect defects and irregularities
• Using welding equipment and power tools to fabricate parts during maintenance or set-up of machinery
• Interpreting blueprints and schematic drawings to follow work procedures
• Troubleshooting in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications and requirements
• Repairing or replacing defective components using hand and power tools
• Designing, welding and manufacturing custom parts when needed
• Performing PMs
• Exercising good judgement and discretion in prioritizing maintenance repairs
• Demonstrating a strong commitment to established safety protocols and best work practices

• Millwright license, completion of an apprenticeship program in industrial machinery repair or millwrighting
• Demonstrated ability to pay close attention to details makes sure work is done correctly and thoroughly. Keeping accurate records
• Demonstrated knowledge of health and safety and environmental regulations and legislation
• Able to work with limited supervision and to take discretionary action as required

Experience as a heavy duty equipment mechanic (421A) is an asset

• A comprehensive total rewards package and benefits to support your wellbeing
• Leaders who support your growth and success
• A workplace that provides the best health & safety practices in industry
• Give back to your community with two paid volunteer days annually and opportunities to become involved in events