Maintenance Mechanic/Millwright Apprentice
50-423-1 |
Apprenticeship (A)
| 16 Credits |
Not Financial Aid Eligible
Appleton
Maintenance mechanics and millwrights keep manufacturing and industrial operations running efficiently by installing, repairing, and maintaining heavy machinery. They plan layouts for new equipment, construct or repair machine parts, and ensure all systems operate safely and effectively.
This apprenticeship provides hands-on experience with machine tool equipment, hand and power tools, and key skills in power transmission, rigging and lifting, hydraulics, pneumatics, bearings, alignment, and vibration analysis. You’ll learn to safely move, assemble, and align complex machinery, troubleshoot and repair equipment, and estimate project costs.
The program combines four years of paid, on-the-job training with related classroom instruction, building both technical expertise and problem-solving abilities. Graduates are prepared to meet industry demand for skilled maintenance professionals who support safe, efficient, and reliable industrial operations.
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