Millwright

ST Engineering North America•Baltimore, MD

93d•Onsite

About The Position

ST Engineering MRAS is seeking a skilled Millwright to join its Facilities and Maintenance group. The role involves a broad range of facility and manufacturing support tasks, with assignments that may change quickly. The position is explicitly on an off shift; seniority may determine shift assignments, and off-shift work is likely. Duties include building, rigging, painting, welding, assisting with office moves, installing and repairing floors, equipment demolition, unloading equipment and supplies, and moving, erecting, and setting up equipment. The team also helps prepare the campus for tours, large meetings, audits, and weather events. The Millwright uses mechanical knowledge and safe rigging practices to dismantle, repair, move, and erect manufacturing equipment and building structures. The role also supports overhead crane inspections and repairs, facility improvements and upkeep, and other maintenance work. It requires using drawings and measurements to plan work, working at heights, and safely operating forklifts and JLG lifts while maintaining required certifications. The work is physically demanding and may involve loud noises, potential hazards, dirty environments, frequent standing, heavy lifting, tight spaces, and physical effort to operate equipment and load or unload trucks and trailers. Appropriate personal protective equipment and safe work practices are required. Compensation is $38.00 per hour plus shift differential. The employer states that employment offers are contingent on satisfactory background-check and drug-screening results.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED equivalent.
At least 4 years of related work experience.
Experience or skills in rigging, carpentry, blueprint reading, fabrication, sheetrock, drop ceilings, and industrial painting.
Ability to understand and apply mechanical concepts and principles, construction and rigging mathematics, and the use of a wide variety of hand tools.
Ability to use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow safe procedures and repair practices.
Experience diagnosing and repairing building structures.
Ability to interpret technical manuals, mechanical drawings, and assembly instructions.
Willingness and ability to instruct and assist less experienced mechanics.
Ability to work in a physically demanding role involving frequent standing, heavy lifting, tight spaces, loud noises, potential hazards, dirty environments, and physical effort operating equipment and loading or unloading trucks and trailers.
Ability to work at heights.
Ability to safely operate forklifts and JLG lifts and maintain required certifications.

Nice To Haves

Ability to operate table saws, tile cutters, hammer drills, grinders, and similar tools to reshape, regrind, fit, and construct.
Ability to work to close tolerances as required by the job.
Welding experience.
Experience repairing cranes or roll-up doors.
Experience with vacuum and high-pressure air systems.
Mechanical ability to diagnose and repair roll-up doors.

Responsibilities

Use mechanical knowledge to assist with rigging and erecting building structures and manufacturing equipment.
Determine safe methods for dismantling machines, then dismantle and remove parts using mechanics’ hand tools and safe rigging techniques.
Assist with overhead crane inspections and repairs, including work at heights.
Obtain replacement parts from facilities engineering, OEMs, or supervisors; create dimensioned sketches for parts that lack clear engineering definition to support reverse engineering and fabrication.
Use construction measurement tools to estimate material needs and check clearances for rigging, furniture, and equipment moves.
Check work using precision measuring instruments, including leveling tools, overhead scales, and digital measuring devices.
Maintain and improve the facility through cleaning, painting, building, organizing, erecting storage cages, and installing doors, windows, walls, and floors, while following safe work habits and 5S practices.
Assist other trades by removing machine guarding and obstructions so preventive and reactive maintenance can be performed.
Read blueprints, sketches, specifications, and bills of material to plan erection and fabrication work involving tanks, cranes, hoists, metal stairways, steel balconies, racks, partitions, work platforms, floor-support beams, and related structures.
Install wall fittings and brackets for attaching heavy equipment or machinery.
Assist with other maintenance duties as assigned.
Safely operate forklifts and JLG lifts and maintain the required certifications.
Instruct and assist less experienced mechanics.