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American Crystal Sugar Company
House Mechanic (Millwright)
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What they do
A Millwright installs and assembles large industrial machines, such as the equipment in manufacturing facilities. Disassembles and moves machinery between factory sites, and makes repairs. May work at power plants and construction sites.
$61,164 / year median in Minnesota
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Entry Level $33.78 with possible progression to $38.31 12 hour rotating shifts Day One Benefits and PTO- Medical, Vision, Free Dental, 401K Match plus a Pension and More! The House Mechanic will perform a wide variety of duties and tasks associated with the mechanical (millwright) discipline. These duties and tasks include a multitude of maintenance interventions ranging from basic parts replacements to equipment refurbishment to optimizing equipment performance to advanced troubleshooting. The principle accountabilities include, but are not limited to: Inspection, (parts) replacements, alignment, balancing, installation, and refurbishment. Individuals will be required to understand the operating principles of this equipment and its role in the process/factory. Mechanics are expected to understand equipment function and application to the extent that equipment performance can be optimized. Individuals will work closely with Production gaining a detailed understanding of operating parameters to ensure that Maintenance interventions are both appropriate and effective. Perform a variety of joining and fabrication activities. To that extent, individuals will weld, cut, braze, and solder a variety of materials. This includes welding carbon steel using the SMAW and GMAW processes and welding stainless steel metals using the SMAW process.