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If you like working with machines, tools and precision instruments and have an eye for the perfect fit, you might want to consider becoming a Millwright. Millwrights sometimes work to specifications requiring tolerances to a thousandth of an inch ( 0.001" ). Millwrights are an elite group of construction workers who work primarily in metal and machinery and equipment that require precision.
Millwrights install, maintain, diagnose and repair the machines that keep America running. These machines can be compressors, pumps, conveyors monorails, extruders, gas, steam, and wind turbines and mining equipment. Every industry requires Millwrights, such as pharmaceutical companies, steel mills refineries, auto plants, nuclear plants, mines, and food processing facilities. Utilizing hand and power tools, rigging and hoisting equipment, cutting torches and welders, lasers, optical transits and precision tools.
Employer Trustees
Richard Tilly - Tilly & Company LTD
Meg Nordale - Ghemm Company
Mike Vlaming - Millwrights Employers Assoc.
Ed Kornack - GBC Inc.
Labor Trustees
Laird Grantham - Carpenters Local 1243
Steve Belmont - Carpenters Local 1243
Andy Gilda - Milwrights Local 1501
Jeff Bizzarro - Carpenters Local 1243
John Palmatier - ARCC
School Contact Information
Ed Pugliese
Carpenter/ Millwright Apprentice Coordinator
6 Timberland Dr.
Fairbanks, AK 99701
Phone: 907-452-5542
Fax: 907-456-5542
Email: trainingdirector@fctcak.org
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The Millwright Training Center has been relocated to the Fairbanks Carpenters Training Center. As part of the Alaska Regional Council of Carpenters training and upgrade classes are scheduled regularly, in Anchorage at the Southern carpenters Training Center and at the Piledrivers and Divers Training Center, in Fairbanks at the Fairbanks Carpenters Training Center.