Millwright (Pulp/Paper Experience)

Description

• Reads, interprets and ensures that work is compliant with approved construction drawings, documents and machinery manufacturers specifications. Asks questions when unsure of requirements prior to commencing work.
• Maintains personal transcript of training and provides updates to the company as needed.
• Works safely around tools in operation, moving machinery, heavy equipment, open areas, leading edges, etc.
• Verifies proper alignment of machinery components using laser equipment, transits or other hand tools.
• Treats all CR Meyer tools, materials, equipment, with respect. Takes steps to control damage and loss.
• Troubleshoots machinery by running tests, making repairs and/or installing parts. Makes recommendations for needed maintenance, repair and replacement.
• Dismantles older machines and prepares for disposal as part of decommissioning projects.
• Represents the CR Meyer brand in a positive, professional manner at all times.
• Participates in all assigned CR Meyer safety training courses in a positive, proactive manner.
• Complies with all CR Meyer and owner safety guidelines. Positively promotes safety to others. Reports concerns to Safety Coordinator and/or supervisor. Has the authority to stop work in cases of imminent danger.
• When properly certified and qualified, performs rigging functions to move, install and/or lift materials and other equipment into place. Uses proper hand signals to assist others in this process.
• Proactively maintains certifications and training requirements in relation to Millwright trade, with an emphasis on new developments in the field and technology.
• Maneuvers machinery into place either by hand or through mechanical assistance.
• Installs machinery ensuring the layout and placement in factory settings is in compliance with construction drawings and machinery manufacturer specifications.
• Conducts preventative maintenance and other tasks during shut downs by identifying and correcting potential issues, performing repairs and replacing worn out parts.
• Works cooperatively with other trades and conducts self in a professional manner with customers, subcontractors, coworkers and all other parties.
• Conducts regular safety checks of tools before using them. Tags out and reports tools that need attention.
• Safely operates hand and power tools.
• Wears all assigned PPE and observes CR Meyer safety guidelines at all times.
• Assembles, installs, aligns, tests, troubleshoots, maintains and repairs machinery in heavy industrial settings, including but limited to: pulp/paper, plastics converting/extrusion, power generation, mining, and other manufacturing settings.

Requirements

• Ability to pass a pre-employment drug screening and comply with CR Meyer’s Drug & Alcohol Policy and Program.
• Ability to travel to various project sites within the United States required.
• Employees who operate a company vehicle must have a valid driver’s license, insurable driving history and ability to operate a motor vehicle following all traffic laws, CR Meyer required training and demonstrate safe, courteous driving habits.
• Journeymen must hold a Journeyman’s certificate/license.
• Previous mechanical repair experience and/or desire to enter the trades as a Millwright required.
• Must be legally eligible to work in the United States, without employer sponsorship.
• Due to project deadlines and demands, regular and reliable attendance is required.
• Basic computer skills preferred and the ability to learn CR Meyer software and systems.
• Ability to complete all CR Meyer training and perform job duties within safety guidelines including, but not limited to, First/Aid-CPR Certification, OSHA 30 and SafeStart and other job/trade-specific requirements.

Benefits

• Primary work hours are weekdays, however, overtime, weekend and on-call/emergency work will be

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance