Industrial Mechanics or Millwrights are the true jacks-of-all-trades. Since they install, repair, overhaul and maintain a huge range of machinery, they need a very wide skill set to effectively do their job. Many Millwrights are electricians, plumbers, machinists and mechanics, all rolled into one.
As a Millwright, you need to have a mechanical aptitude, enjoy working with machinery and possess strong trouble shooting skills because you’re often working on one-of-a-kind machines that very few people can understand. Millwrights also need excellent communication skills, good eye-hand coordination, strength and agility.
Trade Category: Fixer
Adaptable, Creative, Discerning, Focused, Meticulous, Patient, Persistent, Practical, Thorough
$67k Annually
$18.50 - $40.00 Hourly
40 hours per week, potential for on-call and shift work
Industrial Mechanics usually work for manufacturing plants, mines, hospitals, utilities and other industrial establishments.
Do something you love.
Make good money.
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