| Millwrights install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair stationary industrial machinery and mechanical equipment found in natural resource industries, production plants, manufacturing facilities, and recreational establishments. Millwrights generally acquire their skills and knowledge through apprenticeship training and/or learning on-the-job. Millwrights often work in close association with other trade personnel such as electricians, welders, pipefitters, instrument technicians, and machinists. |
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Applicants must have passed Grade 11 with a pass mark in Mathematics 20 (applied or pure) or Mathematics 23, English 20 or 23, and Science 20 or 23. Alternatively, they must have a pass mark on the Apprenticeship and Industry Training Millwright Trades Entrance Exam 2 as well as obtain employment with a company that performs millwright-related work and is willing to indenture them as a millwright apprentice. |
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