Millwright

Weir; Northeastern Ontario; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading engineering company in Canada is seeking a Millwright to assemble, repair, and overhaul mining equipment like pumps and valves. The role involves both field service and shop work, with a focus on safety and efficiency. The ideal candidate is a licensed Journeyman or Red Seal Millwright with over five years of experience in the mining industry. This position offers opportunities for growth in an inclusive and innovative workplace.

Benefits

Opportunity for growth

Inclusive workplace

Commitment to safety

Qualifications

• 5+ years of post‑apprenticeship experience in assembly, repair and overhaul of pumps and mechanical rotating equipment.
• Experience working in a pump or valve shop or in the mining industry is highly beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Install stationary industrial machinery and mechanical components according to layout plans.
• Install and commission rotating assemblies in the field, perform bearing assemblies, grout and alignment.
• Examine equipment upon arrival for irregularities and determine repair courses.
• Participate in the PM program for continuous improvement of machines.
• Demonstrate commitment to zero harm behaviors and support safety culture.

Skills

Assembly and repair of pumps

Mechanical troubleshooting

Field service and installation

Commitment to safety

Education

Licensed Journeyman or Red Seal Millwright (433A)

Tools

Pneumatic tools

Hydraulic tools

Job description

Millwright – Weir Minerals

Sudbury, Canada – M-F – 37.5 hrs

Purpose of Role: The Millwright assembles, repairs and overhauls pumps, cyclones, valves, HPGR crushers and other mining and rotating processing equipment. The role supports two environments: the Weir service shop and field operations, spending approximately 25‑30% of the time on site at mines supporting clients.

Why Choose Weir

• Global organization dedicated to building a better future – continuously reinventing, adapting and finding better, faster, more sustainable ways to access resources.
• Opportunity to grow your own way – take on new challenges, explore new areas, learn, progress and excel without a set path.
• Empowered, inclusive workplace – recognized contributions, innovation, collaboration and self‑expression with focus on people and wellbeing.
• Zero‑harm commitment to safety and world‑class culture.

Key Responsibilities

• Machine Installation – install stationary industrial machinery and mechanical components according to layout plans, using hand and power tools.
• Field Service Work – install and commission rotating assemblies in the field, perform bearing assemblies, grout and alignment, and resolve mechanical issues in shop and field environments with pneumatic and hydraulic pressure testing.
• Inspect Equipment – examine equipment upon arrival for irregularities, communicate with engineering, management and trade colleagues to determine repair courses.
• Preventative Maintenance – participate in the PM program on all equipment for continuous improvement of all machines.
• Safety First – demonstrate 100% commitment to zero harm behaviors and support development of a world‑class safety culture.

Job Knowledge / Education and Qualifications

• Licensed Journeyman or Red Seal Millwright (433A).
• 5+ years of post‑apprenticeship experience in assembly, repair and overhaul of pumps and mechanical rotating equipment.
• Experience working in a pump or valve shop or in the mining industry is highly beneficial.

About Weir

Founded in 1871, Weir is a world‑leading engineering business committed to making mining operations smarter, more efficient and sustainable. Weir’s technology enables customers to produce essential metals and minerals using less energy, water and waste at lower cost, supporting the low‑carbon future. With over 11,000 people in more than 60 countries, Weir inspires each other to do the best work of our lives.

Contact

For additional information about what it is like to work at Weir, please visit our website.