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DESCRIPTION  This occupational analysis is directed at the industrial mechanic (millwright) occupation. The
construction millwrights are generally employed by millwrighting contractors. These workers are mostly
engaged in the initial installation of industrial plant machinery and equipment. The industrial mechanics
(millwrights) are employed in manufacturing plants, utilities or other industrial establishments. They tend to
specialize in the post-installation, maintenance and repair of machinery and equipment. In the accomplishment
of their job responsibilities, the industrial mechanics (millwrights) must possess and apply a wide range of
knowledge, abilities and skills to perform some or all of the following duties:
- participating in the enhancement of workplace health and safety;
- assisting in the planification of work activities;
- selecting, testing and processing metals;
- tooling parts and components;
- machining parts and components using stationary equipment;
- cutting and assembling metal components using welding equipment;
- assembling components using various types of fasteners;
- installing and removing equipment and systems;
- maintaining, repairing and replacing machinery and associated equipment;
- fabricating, modifying and overhauling equipment.
EDUCATION
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CERTIFICATION
Certificate of Apprenticeship
Red Seal Endorsement (Inter-provincial Standards Examination)
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