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Training Module - 3

Introduction to different types of

resume and roles

Millwright

ABC WALTERS

WATERLOO, ON, N2T 2N9

[email protected]

Cell- 123-456-789

HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS

• 20 years industrial maintenance mechanic experience

• Stick and mig welding of stainless steel fixture and pipes

• Experienced in training apprentices

• Quality control and calibration of instruments

• Experienced in high precision and complex product manufacturing

• Working knowledge of ISO

• Taught courses in W.H.I.M.I.S. and health & safety

• Manage and troubleshoot problems

• Strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills

• Proficient with computer hardware and software including MS Office

• Excellent Customer Service

RELATED WORK EXPERIENCE

Corvex Manufacturing Guelph, ON Oct 2018 – Feb 2019

Millwright

DC Foods Waterloo, ON Sept 2017 – Oct 2018

Millwright

Kraus Flooring - Waterloo, ON Jun 2015 - Sept 2017

Millwright

• Maintenance, repair and service to plant equipment, conveyors, dying machine

New World Friction - Cambridge, ON 2012 to 2014

Millwright

• Maintenance, repair and service to plant equipment and hydraulic forming presses

• Mig welding

• Repair and fabrication of racks for the automotive industry

• Repair pumps; valves; conveyors, lifting devices,

Industrial Electrician (442A)

XYZ ANDERSON

Toronto, ON

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 123-456-789

HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS

• Dual Licensed Electrician: Inter provincial Red Seal Licenses - Construction and

Maintenance Electrician 309A & Industrial Electrician 442A

• Over 15 years experience in installation, commissioning, repair, maintenance and

troubleshooting of commercial, industrial and residential electrical systems and

equipment

• Skilled in reading and interpreting blueprints, electrical plans, schematics, wiring

diagrams and electrical code specifications to determine wiring layouts for new or

existing installations

• Conducted preventive maintenance programs and kept maintenance records

• Worked on high voltage distribution systems. test run emergency generators, also worked

on boilers air compressor and fire alarm systems.

• Used test equipment such as AVO meters, hipot testers, megohm meters, injection tasters

and other instruments to ensure compatibility and safety of systems following

installation, replacement or repairs

• Proficient in the diagnosis and repair of electrical controllers, industrial motor- control

centers, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs) such as Allen Bradley and Siemens

• Experienced in installing, testing and commissioning VFDs (1 - 1000hp) and UPS

• Knowledge of substations, transformers and distribution systems 3phase AC and DC

• Ability to analyze problems and implement effective countermeasures; works equally

well independently or as part of a team

• Superior organizational and strong interpersonal skills, highly motivated team player with

"can do" attitude

Work Experience

Maintenance Electrician

Lakeridge health Hospital

May 2016 to January 2019

• Installing new and effective load sharing system.

Tool and die maker (430A)

XYZ WILLIAMS

Toronto, ON

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 123-456-789

Seeking for a Tool and die maker job position, where I can apply and utilised my skills

and knowledge to help company grow in their best ways.

Key skills and knowledge areas

• Communication and Presentation skills. • Member of Workers Health and Safety Committee • Solid command of technologies, tools and best practices in designing mechanical

equipment using AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Master-Cam and engineering blueprints.

• Strong team collaboration skills and Multy tasking. Work closely with team members to

achieve goals.

• Proficient in the use of precision measuring instruments • Trained in theory and trade calculations • Able to drive Fork lift, Flat Bed lift truck, Auto-lift heavy duty fork lift • Excellent shop and safety skills honed from work as a machinist. Able to design and

fabricate tooling and mechanical test fixtures

WORK EXPERIENCE

Tool and Die maker

Kingsville Stamping Limited - Kingsville, ON - January 2017 to Present

• Grind die sections and punches to the precise size • Troubleshooting at production • Service dies and do breakdowns on the press in pace environment • Drive different types of Forklift to bring the Die into Tool-shop • Weld the blocks by using TIG or MIG type of welding

Typical Job Descriptions

Millwright - 433AA millwright today is someone who maintains, repairs or constructs industrial machinery for assembly lines, pumping stations and other utilities, print shops, steel mills, oil refineries, assembly plants, mining, power stations, saw mills, pulp mills and other industries employing fixed heavy machinery.

General duties

Millwrights must be able to read blueprints and schematic drawings to determine work procedures, to construct foundations for and to assemble, dismantle and overhaul machinery and equipment, using hand and power tools and to direct workers engaged in such endeavors. The use of lathes, milling machines and grinders may be required to make customized parts or repairs. In the course of work, millwrights are required to move, assemble and install machinery and equipment such as shafting, precision bearings, gear boxes, motors, mechanical clutches, conveyors, and tram rails, using hoists, pulleys, dollies, rollers, and trucks.

Millwrights are also involved in routine tasks, such as lubrication of machinery, bearing replacement, seal replacement, cleaning of parts during an overhaul and preventative maintenance.

Millwrights also must have a good understanding of fluid mechanics (hydraulics and pneumatics), and all of the components involved in these processes, such as valves, cylinders, pumps and compressors.

Millwright (Continued)Areas of specialty

A typical job description for an industrial maintenance mechanic (millwright) often includes the primary purposes of installing, maintaining, upgrading and fabricating machinery and equipment according to layout plans, blueprints, and other drawings in industrial establishment.

Millwrights by nature of their profession have to be extremely well versed in many aspects of construction/demobilization. They may install a conveyor system at an airport one week and the following week work at an Industrial wastewater treatment plant.

Millwrights in the power generation industry assemble, set, align and balance turbines/rotors. Millwrights also perform critical lifts involving major components to be flown level at up to and within .005” (5 thousandths of an inch). Because of their training and expertise, Millwrights are generally chosen to work on tasks associated with flying and setting heavy machinery.

Millwrights are also in demand as teachers for vocational programs, both at the high school level and in post-secondary institutions. Many high schools feature fabrication courses that include metal work, where the experience of a qualified millwright is valuable. Often, these millwrights are paid a premium based on their years of field experience.

Industrial Electrician - 442AIndustrial Electricians (442A) install, maintain, test, troubleshoot and repair electrical equipment and other types of electrical and electronic controls on various types of equipment found in an industrial site or plant.

Job Related Skills, Interests and Values

Reading and interpreting drawings, blueprints and electrical code specifications

Installing, examining, replacing or repairing electrical wiring, receptacles, switch boxes, conduits, feeders, case assemblies, lighting fixtures and other electrical components

Testing electrical and electronic equipment and components

Working independently and sometimes with others to solve problems

Troubleshooting and solving many different problems during a working day

Maintaining, repairing, installing and testing electrical motors, generators, industrial storage batteries and various electrical control systems

Maintaining, repairing, installing and testing switchgears, transformers, switchboard meters, regulators and reactors

Construction & Maintenance

Electrician – 309AA Construction & Maintenance Electrician (309A) lays out, assembles, repairs,

maintains, connects and tests electrical fixtures, apparatus, control equipment and

wiring in just about every kind of residential and commercial building you can

imagine.

Job -Related Skills, Interests and Values

Reading and interpreting drawings and electrical code specifications

Splicing and connecting wire to fixtures and components to form circuits

Testing and troubleshooting circuits to ensure that systems operate safely

Pulling wire through conduits and through holes in walls and floors

Communicating effectively as a member of a team with supervisors and other

skilled trades people

Working on a variety of different projects and tasks

Tool and die makers - 430A Tool and die makers are a class of machinists in the manufacturing industries who

make jigs, fixtures, dies, molds, machine tools, cutting tools, gauges, and other

tools used in manufacturing processes.[1] Depending on which area of

concentration a particular person works in, he or she may be called by variations on

the name, including tool maker (toolmaker), die maker (diemaker), mold maker

(moldmaker), tool fitter (toolfitter), etc.

Tool and die makers work primarily in toolroom environments—sometimes literally

in one room but more often in an environment with flexible, semipermeable

boundaries from production work. They are skilled artisans (craftspeople) who

typically learn their trade through a combination of academic coursework and

hands-on instruction, with a substantial period of on-the-job training that is

functionally an apprenticeship (although usually not nominally today). Art and

science (specifically, applied science) are thoroughly intermixed in their work, as

they also are in engineering. Manufacturing engineers and tool and die makers

often work in close consultation as part of a manufacturing engineering team. Job-

shop machinists can be any combination of toolmaker and production machinist.

Some work only as machine operators, whereas others switch fluidly between

toolroom tasks and production tasks.

Tool and die makers (Continued)


Reading and interpreting drawings and specifications of tools, dies, prototypes or

models

Calculating dimensions and tolerances and setting up the machine tools

Operating a variety of machine tools to cut, turn, mill, plane, bore, grind and shape

the piece being worked on to very specific dimensions

Planning the sequence of operations from set-up to finished product

Making sure that machined parts conform to specifications by using precision

measuring instruments

Fitting and assembling parts using a variety of different hand tools

Spotting any flaws in the finish or operation of machined parts and taking corrective

action

Working independently or as a member of a team on a variety of different projects

and tasks

Instrumentation and Control

Technician - 447A

An Instrumentation and Control Technician (447A) repairs, maintains, calibrates, adjusts and

installs industrial measuring and controlling instrumentation. This instrumentation makes sure

that all machines in a plant are safe and running correctly. They may regulate the water flow in

equipment or check the air quality in a mine. The operation and safety of the plant relies on

these instruments so the Instrumentation and Control Technician is very important as they

constantly monitor and calibrate these instruments.

Job -Related Skills, Interests and Values

Consulting manuals, reading and interpreting circuit diagrams, blueprints and schematics

Repairing and adjusting system components or removing and replacing defective parts

Calibrating components and instruments

Performing scheduled preventative maintenance work

Installing control and measurement instruments on existing or new plant equipment

Observing safety in accordance with government and company standards

Steamfitter / Pipefitter - 307A

Steamfitter-pipe fitters (307A) lay out, assemble, fabricate, maintain and repair piping

systems carrying water, steam, chemicals and fuel in heating, cooling, lubricating and

other process piping systems. The NOC code for this trade is: 7252.


Reading and interpreting blueprints and specifications to determine the type of pipe

and tools to use, and lay out and plan the sequence of tasks

Making detailed sketches for pipe and equipment fabrication and installation when

necessary

Cutting openings for pipe in walls, floors and ceilings using hand or power tools or

machines

Measuring, cutting, threading, grooving, bending, soldering assembling and

installing metal, plastic and fibreglass pipes, valves and fittings

Welding, brazing, cementing, soldering and threading joints to join pipes and

fabricate sections of piping systems

Working independently on careful and exacting work

General Questions for Roles

MILLWRIGHT

License – 433A

What type of machines have you repaired or installed?

Can you program or trouble PLC’s? What brands? Example: Fanuc, AB, Omron

Have you worked on electrical systems? Highest voltage?

Do you have experience with hydraulics and/or pneumatic pumps?

Other experience that is relevant to the specific job you are working on.

ELECTRICIAN

License 442A – Industrial Electrician

License 309A – Construction Electrician

Can you program and troubleshoot PLC’s? What brands?

What’s the highest voltage you have worked with?

What robots have you worked with? Example: Fanuc, Mitsubishi.

Other experience that is relevant to the specific job you are working on

PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS

How many people have you supervised?

What industry(s) can you work in?

Are you knowledgeable with the Occupational Health and Safety Act?

Do you have Lean Manufacturing experience?

Do you have experience exercising ISO and/or TS compliance?


QUALITY ENGINEER

Where did you get your Engineering Degree?

What industry(s) can you work in?

Do you have experience dealing with Clients and Suppliers?

Can you proactively ensure that all products meet or exceed quality standards?

Provide me with an example.

Do you have experience with quality management systems (TS or ISO)?

Ability to work in a team environment.


CNC MACHINES

What type of Machines have you worked on? (Lathes, Milling, Boring)

What type of CNC Machines have you programmed?

Do you have any Manual Machining experience?

Do you have a Machinist license (429A)?


Process Flow

Lessons for self reading (1-5)


Lesson 1 - Attitude Introduction and Getting Started.doc-

Lesson 2 - Closing Skills Recruiting Scripts.doc

Lesson 3 - Objections_ Recruiting Calls_ Legal Training.doc


Continued..

Lesson 4 - Identifying Sources_ Art of Interviewing_ Sales Training

Lesson 5 - 10 Interview Questions_ Creative

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