Industrial Mechanic Millwright Apprentice (433A)

Job Summary

Required Qualifications

• •Currently registered as a first-year Industrial Mechanic Millwright Apprentice (433A) in Ontario
• •Completion of a relevant college certificate, diploma or pre-apprenticeship program, such as Mechanical Techniques – Industrial Millwright; Mechanical Technician – Industrial Maintenance; Industrial Mechanical Millwright; Electromechanical Engineering Technician; Manufacturing or Mechanical Engineering Technician; or another recognized mechanical, maintenance or industrial program
• •High school diploma or equivalent
• •Basic knowledge of mechanical equipment, systems and components
• •Basic experience using hand tools, power tools and measuring devices
• •Ability to read basic mechanical drawings, diagrams and equipment manuals
• •Basic computer skills and ability to learn an electronic maintenance-management system
• •Ability to provide relevant educational transcripts, certificates or apprenticeship-registration documentation
• •Willingness to complete all workplace and classroom requirements associated with the apprenticeship program
• •Ability to lift, carry, push or pull materials and equipment weighing up to 20 kilograms
• •Ability to stand and walk for extended periods
• •Ability to bend, kneel, crouch, reach and work in different physical positions
• •Ability to climb stairs and use approved ladders or access equipment following required training
• •Comfortable working around operating industrial machinery
• •Comfortable working in areas with noise, spice dust, food allergens and varying temperatures
• •Ability to wear all required personal protective equipment
• •Willingness to work occasional overtime or adjusted hours to support scheduled maintenance, installations or equipment breakdowns
• •Maintain active participation and good standing in the Industrial Mechanic Millwright 433A apprenticeship program once registered
• •Attend and successfully complete the required classroom training
• •Maintain apprenticeship records and obtain required workplace-training sign-offs
• •Work toward completing the competencies and hours required by Skilled Trades Ontario
• •Participate in company-provided safety, food-safety and technical training
• •Apply classroom learning safely and effectively in the workplace
• •Take increasing responsibility for maintenance tasks as skills, training and competency develop
• •Work within the limits of their training, experience and authorization
• •Tasks requiring additional qualifications, specialized training or experienced oversight must only be completed under the appropriate direction and supervision
• •Follow all occupational health and safety policies
• •Using required personal protective equipment
• •Following lockout/tagout and machine-safety requirements
• •Immediately reporting hazards, incidents, equipment damage and unsafe conditions
• •Asking for assistance when requirements are unclear
• •Stopping work that cannot be completed safely
• •Protecting anyone who may be affected by their work

Desired Qualifications

• •Hands-on mechanical, industrial, manufacturing or maintenance experience is an asset
• •Experience in food manufacturing, packaging or another regulated manufacturing environment is an asset
• •Basic welding, machining, fabrication, pneumatics or hydraulics knowledge is an asset