Millwright Mechanical Technician (Co-op Optional)

Program overview

The Millwright Mechanical Technician program is designed for individuals who enjoy working with mechanical applications. This program equips students with essential skills to safely install, troubleshoot, overhaul, and maintain various mechanical equipment used in industrial operations. Students will explore a wide range of topics, including machining, blueprint reading, hydraulics, pneumatics, and preventative maintenance. The program is recognized by the Ministry of Colleges and Universities as a co-op/diploma program, ensuring that graduates meet the standards of an Ontario Mechanical Technician and the in-school training of an Industrial Millwright Apprenticeship.

Program structure

The Millwright Mechanical Technician program is a two-year full-time diploma program offered in-person with an optional co-op component. The program structure includes:

• Duration: Two years
• Co-op: Optional four-month co-op job placement available for students in good academic standing
• Hands-on training with equipment and tools available on-site
• Integration of industry best practices throughout the curriculum

Students who maintain a GPA of 2.5 or greater during the first two terms can apply for co-op placements, which provide valuable work experience. The college actively seeks partnerships with companies for co-op opportunities, although placements are not guaranteed for every student.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op opportunities to gain real-world experience in the field
• Hands-on training in specialized labs, including:
  • Electronics Lab for safe wiring techniques
  • Robotics & PLC Lab for programming robots
  • Welding Lab equipped with multi-process welding machines
• Access to industry-standard equipment and tools during training
• Integration of best practices commonly used in the industry

Career Options

• Millwright: Install, repair, and maintain industrial machinery and equipment across various sectors.
• Mechanical Technician: Work in manufacturing and production environments, ensuring machinery operates efficiently.
• Maintenance Technician: Perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting on mechanical systems in various industries.
• Industrial Equipment Installer: Specialize in the installation of heavy machinery and equipment in industrial settings.
• Field Service Technician: Provide on-site support and repairs for mechanical systems and equipment at client locations.

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