Industrial Millwright Mechanic & Machinist
**This program has been postponed until further notice (most likely Fall of 2020). Please leave your information in the contact form linked below to be included on our waitlist, and we will be sure to follow-up with you at that time.
This 22-week program provides training in two trades, ensuring graduates have numerous career paths. Students graduate with a relevant skill set, experience and safety certifications.
We strongly encourage all interested applicants to apply as the Centre for Skills Development strives to create a diverse environment in which provides equal opportunity that prohibits any form of discrimination.
This program is for you if:
- You like to work with your hands
- You learn by doing (not sitting at a desk)
- You like working with tools and take pride in precision work
- You like having lots of choice in your career
- You want an accelerated training program
- You want to pursue an apprenticeship
- You want employment assistance upon graduation
About | Millwrights
Industrial Millwrights ensure the automation, robots and production equipment in manufacturing facilities are running at maximum efficiency by adjusting, dismantling, welding, repairing and/or replacing equipment. Making replacement parts using hands-on machine tools is also one of their many responsibilities. Ample opportunities in Halton Region are predicted given that sixty percent of millwrights are approaching retirement within the next few years.
About | Machinists
Machinists determine the best way to produce a part by interpreting drawings, selecting the most appropriate raw materials and performing calculations. They also make parts using measuring equipment and machine tools. Machinists work on the same types of machines as Tool & Die Makers to make parts that are then assembled into tools, dies or fixtures.
Program Breakdown
The Industrial Millwright Mechanic & Machinist program includes:
- Rigging and hoisting
- Lean manufacturing
- Threads and fasteners
- Machine tear down & repair
- Machine Lubrication
- Computer Numerical Control (CNC)
- Blueprint reading
- Basic electricity
- Machine theory
- Preventative maintenance
- Pneumatics and hydraulics
- Employability/essential skills
- Machine and hand tools
- Trades calculations
- Precision measurement
- Comprehensive safety training
Careers
There are many job opportunities available to graduates of this program. Click here to review our job map and explore the possibilities!
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For information about Skilled Trades Training, or to arrange a personal orientation, please complete our CONTACT FORM or call 905.333.3499 x 321
For information about hiring a skilled trades graduate, please contact Mike Harwood: mike.harwood@centreforskills.ca or 905.333.3499 x 107 / 1.888.315.5521 x 107