Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) | Apprenticeship
Apprenticeship
Level 1
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
Line A | Work Practices | |
Line B | Trade Science | |
Line C | Use Tools | |
Line F | Cut, Fit, and Frabricate |
Level 2
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
Line B | Trade Science | |
Line D | Lubricants, Seals, and Bearings | |
Line E | Install Equipment | |
Line F | Cut Fit and Fabricate | |
Line H | Service Power Transmissions | |
Line I | Service Fluid Power |
Level 3
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
Line E | Install Equipment | |
Line H | Service Power Transmisisons | |
Line I | Service Fluid Power | |
Line K | Service Pumps | |
Line L | Service Material Handling Systems |
Level 4
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
Line A | Work Practices | |
Line B | Trade Science | |
Line E | Install Equipment | |
Line G | Maintain Prime Movers | |
Line I | Service Fluid Power | |
Line J | Service Compressors | |
Line M | Operational Equipment Effectiveness |
Students entering Millwright Apprenticeship classes must be registered as an apprentice and submit a Trades Worker Identification (TWID) # upon registration.
Complete a CMTN Bursary Application [PDF]
Fees | Domestic | International |
---|---|---|
Full Time: | 7 Weeks | 7 Weeks |
Tuition: | $562.45 | |
Student Union Fees: | $54.64 | |
Mandatory Fees: | $160.79 | |
Health Insurance: | N/A | |
Total Tuition and Fees: | $777.88 | |
Tools and Supplies | $600.00 | |
Required PPE | $425.00 | |
Total Program Cost: | $1,802.88 |
Fees are effective as of August 1, 2024 for the 2024/25 academic year.
Books & supplies
Books are available at the CMTN Campus Store. Please check your local campus for details.
- Supplies List [PDF]: $475 (tax included)
Fees outlined include the following mandatory items:
- C.S.A. approved safety footwear (WorkSafeBC regulations)
- Gloves
- Tools
- Classroom supplies (Pencils, pens, eraser, ruler, 2 three-ring binders, paper and a scientific calculator)
- Appropriate clothing
Career opportunities
Journeyman millwrights find employment in construction, maintenance, machine shops and stock keeping and sales. They are employed in manufacturing, processing, construction and entertainment industries. Their duties include a variety of skills required for other trades. Millwrights, therefore, make good candidates for promotion to supervisory and superintendent positions.