Millwright Apprentice

Major Equipment Installation & Mounting:

• Assist with the installation, placement, mounting, and alignment of major equipment on skids and structural supports in accordance with layout plans.
• Verify equipment location, orientation, level, alignment, and connection points before final installation.
• Operate hoisting and lifting equipment, including cranes and jacks, when trained and authorized, to position equipment, piping, and components.
• Assemble mechanical equipment and components before installation using hand and power tools, as qualified and directed.

Pipefitting & Skid Assembly:

• Install piping spools and associated supports in accordance with construction drawings and specifications.
• Lay out small-bore piping on skids, confirming routing, dimensions, and clearances before fitting.
• Fit socket-weld and threaded (screwed) small-bore pipe and components using appropriate hand and power tools.
• Read, interpret, and redline construction drawings and blueprints, including isometric drawings, P&IDs, and general arrangement (GA) drawings.
• Participate in project reviews with Engineering and Drafting to clarify drawings, address constructability questions, and document changes.

Safety, Collaboration & Development:

• Maintain a safe, clean, and orderly work environment and operate equipment in accordance with established procedures.
• Participate actively in safety initiatives, toolbox meetings, and company programs.
• Contribute as an engaged, dependable team member who communicates positively and supports shared project goals.
• Be receptive to coaching and work toward established goals, action plans, and project timelines.
• Apply knowledge and skills learned from coaches and mentors to progress through and complete the apprenticeship program..

• Registered as a Millwright apprentice, or eligible to register as one.
• Motivated to learn and committed to completing the apprenticeship program.
• Practical pipefitting experience or training, particularly with small-bore socket-weld and threaded piping, is preferred.
• Ability to read, interpret, and redline isometric drawings, P&IDs, general arrangement drawings, and construction blueprints.
• Tack welding experience is considered an asset.
• Strong problem-solving, organizational, and multitasking skills.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Well-developed interpersonal skills, positive team engagement, and the ability to work effectively within a diverse workforce.
• Previous experience in a manufacturing or fabrication-shop environment is considered an asset.
• Ability to safely meet the physical demands of the role, including lifting, standing, bending, and crouching.
• Ability to successfully complete a pre-employment functional assessment and alcohol and drug testing

We offer competitive wages, training, flexible, dynamic, and exciting work environment.

We thank you for your application and interest in our organization. Only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.