Millwright Permanent
Job Description
Millwright – Permanent
What You Will Be Doing, as a Millwright:
- Work with the maintenance team to repair or replace machinery parts; troubleshoot malfunctions; support the maintenance team on projects; perform building maintenance and other maintenance tasks as required.
- Install, troubleshoot, and maintain production and packaging equipment such as extruders, adhesive applicators, ink jet printers, vacuum conveying systems, material dryers, clutch brake cutters, bandsaws, laminators including mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems.
- Operate machine shop tools such as lathes, drill presses, milling machines to fabricate and modify parts required during overhaul, maintenance, and set-up of machinery.
- Fabricate and assemble machinery and equipment using hand and power tools.
- Support equipment reliability and uptime through completion of routine preventive maintenance.
- Perform general welding repairs when required.
- Document PM findings, repairs, process adjustments, equipment defects and part usage within work order.
- Provide timely response to equipment breakdown and process failures, adjust machinery, and repair or replace defective mechanical parts as required.
- Optimize equipment safety, efficiency, and reliability, participating in continuous improvement projects and completing work orders according to PM schedules.
- Ensure that the work area is always clean of debris and hazards and check work area for such hazards upon arrival and when departing each area of work.
- Work in a safe manner in accordance with legislated and company health and safety standards. Must follow plant lock-out procedures during repair or servicing.
- Perform other related duties as assigned or required.
What You Should Have, as a Millwright:
- Red Seal Millwright License (433a),
- Proven track record working with mechanics, machine shop practices (lathe & milling machines), welding (ARC, TIG, MIG), and pneumatic & hydraulic fields is required.
- Must be able to read blueprints, diagrams, and schematic drawings.
- Strong technical, planning and troubleshooting skills with proven ability to troubleshoot mechanical and process related issues to root-cause.
- Excellent oral and written English communication skills.
- Accepting entry level candidates
- The ideal candidate should be mechanically inclined and have experience working within a manufacturing environment.
In Return, You Will Receive:
- $40/hr to start - $$43 after training
The Schedule You Will be Working Is:
- Monday – Friday
- 2pm - 1030pm
Where you will be working as a Millwright:
- Barrie ON