Industrial Mechanical Millwright Technician

What is a millwright and just what does a millwright do? They are an industrial jack-of-all-trades with the ability to diagnose, install, and maintain plant machinery in a systematic manner and with a high degree of efficiency – all skills you’ll learn at Cambrian.

In the College's millwright shop, you will gain hands-on experience working on industrial equipment and learn to install, repair, and maintain complex industrial mechanical machinery in existing and new operations. In second year, you will build upon your electrical, mechanical, instrumentation, and computer-aided drafting skills while increasing your precision in troubleshooting and repairing industry equipment.

Your diverse skills and experience will prepare you to that millwright jobs in all types of industrial operations.

Optional Paid Co-op

Our program features an optional, paid co-op directly related to your program of study. During this work-integrated learning experience, you’ll apply your skills and knowledge in an actual work environment, giving you industry training that you can showcase to potential employers when you graduate.

You will be required to complete work preparation sessions prior to the work term to help you develop an industry-specific résumé and effective interviewing skills. Cambrian’s Career Centre will support you through this process and will also help you to source and apply for placement opportunities.

International students: Study permits prohibit international students from participating in optional co-ops. However, if you are an international student and are interested in work-integrated learning opportunities, visit Cambrian’s Career Centre to discuss available options with a co-op advisor. Opportunities may include volunteer positions or part-time or full-time jobs during academic breaks and/or during the academic year.

What's in it for you?

Career outcomes*

  • Apprentice industrial mechanic millwright in mining, manufacturing, steel, pulp and paper, nuclear, hydro, petro-chemical, and automotive industries.

Average Salaries*

Across these career outcomes, salaries in Canada range from:

$26,800 to $115,000

Upon successful completion of our program, your diploma equates to the three levels of theory required towards your apprenticeship Certificate of Qualification.

Plan your future

Program starts

Winter 2020

Fall 2020

Winter 2021

Learning options

  • Full-Time
  • Flex learning

Additional information and offerings

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