Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) Apprenticeship

Do you have a mechanical mind and are good at creative problem solving? These are critical skills required to become an Industrial Mechanic (Millwright). This trade is consistently in demand due to the flexibility of skills and broad knowledge they possess of the mechanical field. 

Enter this fast-growing industry and experience plenty of career opportunities. You will be trained to work with a number of types of equipment and perform a number of services in this field allowing you to find an option that compliments your skillset. 

In this program, you will spend a lot of your technical training in shops to support and apply the theory you learn in class. You will learn to install, maintain, repair and troubleshoot stationary industrial machinery and mechanical equipment.  

Journeyman Industrial Mechanics (Millwrights) find employment in construction, maintenance, machine shops, stockkeeping and sales. You can be employed by manufacturing, processing, and construction companies as well as amusement parks and ski hills. You will be exposed to the duties involved in a variety of other trades and therefore can be a good candidate for promotion to supervisory and superintendent positions. 

Take the skills you learn and challenge yourself. This trade has the opportunity for you to compete in the Provincial Skills Canada Competition, Skills Canada National Competition and WorldSkills Competition. 

When you graduate, you’ll receive both a:   

• Journeyperson Certificate: This certificate not only acknowledges your expertise in your chosen trade but also grants you the legal authority to work in that trade.  

• Education Credential: This is a formal testament to your dedication and hard work. It confirms that you've successfully finished an Advanced Diploma in a -post-secondary study program and highlights the time and effort you've invested in mastering your trade or profession.