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	What is the profession of a Willwright? What exactly is a millwright, qualifications, job description etc? 2 answers - Asked By: gnikcerw - 12/29/2006

	Any jobs that start with letter I? My sister want to know 15 jobs that start with letter I. Because it is her homework. 5 answers - Asked By: Vichera - 5/17/2010

	How can I get a simple job without experience? I'm 16, which is the legal working age here in Texas, and I've been 16 for a while. I've been applying for jobs all over the place, even when I was 15. Someone a little older than me told me that most places won't hire you without experience. Everyone has to start somewhere! So what can I do to get a job! (These are little jobs maybe at the mall or Walmart I'm mentioning) Thank you. 1 answer - Asked By: 11:17 - 12/6/2009

	How do do you get a job in the construction industry? I am looking to change careers and want to get into the construction industry. Any help on how to land a job? Thanks. PS. I'm in the Atlanta area, but would relocate to either Seattle or Columbus Ohio. 2 answers - Asked By: roadracer326 - 6/16/2008

	What are some careers that are stable and make at least 65k or more? I'm currently a full time student at a community college. I'm doing my pre requisites for the nursing program but I do not believe this is the career path I want to go down. I know the money is excellent! The money and stability is mainly the only reason why I was interested in the nursing field but i am recently looking into new options. What are some good stable jobs that make approximately 65k a year or more that aren't accounting jobs. 1 answer - Asked By: Jenna - 9/13/2011

	What is a good job for a woman in the canadian army? I am 15 and I'm really interested in joining the canadian forces someday, i don't want to be in the air force or the naval i would rather be in the army. I was wondering if anyone could give me a list of jobs that would be good? if it comes down to it, i wouldn't mind the naval 2 answers - Asked By: - 5/30/2010

	Who has a maintenance job plan for a weigh feeder system? I want to develop a maintenance job plan for my plant. pls help if you have a knwoledge of the topic or a link to it. 1 answer - Asked By: ahmad e - 2/7/2008

	How to get a job on a ship? I am a 23yr old millwright, I would like to get a job on a ship (preferably on the Great Lakes or on the east coast but that's a preference). I have experience with machinery and boilers and in willing to learn and I alway work hard. Where do I start, I've googled it and I get multiple answers from websites. What do I need to do? 2 answers - Asked By: Jeffery - 10/18/2012

	What places are hiring in Phoenix Arizona? I am having a difficult time simply finding jobs to apply to. I am wondering if anyone can help me out here finding places. I just need a basic entry-level job as I have barely worked before, but i am over 21. My zip is 85037. I have tried career builder but it's not going well there. 2 answers - Asked By: Seb - 1/26/2011

	I want to be a Machanical Millwright when I'm older but don't know where to start? My dream job is to be a Millwright, but I know nothing about it. This summer I want to start studying, the only thing is that I have no idea where to start!! I would greatly appreciate it if someone could help me?! Arigato! 1 answer - Asked By: Roze Suzuki! - 7/7/2011

	Why is a Bachelor Degree considared more valuable than an Associates Degree? Since they say 80?f the jobs don't require a degree. 2 answers - Asked By: jamie27750 - 1/29/2008

	How much did millwrights make during Industrial Revolution in America? And I mean salaries for specific jobs. I'm looking for info on how much Millwrights (different from Factory Workers...Millwrights, as in people who BUILT the factories for companies) used to make during the Industrial Revolution (in America). Since they were basically the engineers back in that day, surely they would've been paid more than a regular factory worker? Please help :( And please...websites would really be useful!! 2 answers - Asked By: ~~~ - 10/15/2012

	What is the best website to find Apprentice Millwright Jobs? 1 answer - Asked By: - 1/28/2010

	Is there a good site that i can go to for free info explaining how to read mechanical blueprints? I am taking a job as a millwright's apprentice, something i know nothing about and want to learn as much as i can as quickly as possible. 1 answer - Asked By: renegadex27 - 1/3/2008

	What skilled trade is currently has the most demand? Canada? I need to apply for my post secondary very soon and i plan on doing a skilled trade such as industrial electrician or metal fabricator, etc. Im wondering which skilled trade currently has the most demand in Canada. I don't want to come out of post secondary and have a very hard time finding a job. 2 answers - Asked By: Larhar12 - 8/30/2010

	Anyone know some FREE sites where I can post all of these shipyard jobs I have open? I have a STRONG need for Shipfitters.AND I need pipefitters, electricians, welders (of all types) millwrights, shipwrights, boilermakers, shet metal mechanics. I have a bunch of positions open and I know there are tons of people who need jobs out there. I've posted ads locally and I have a lot of people who have come from far and wide to work, but it seems like the more people I provide the more workers we need. Any suggestions? I'm afraid people are going to start canceling their orders if I dont get some more workers. Can you give me a little help PLEASE? Oh and anyone have a good definition for Orbital WELDER? I dont know how to desribe it because this is the first time I have needed one. 2 answers - Asked By: MJ - 4/10/2007

	Anybody in heavy duty mechanics or millwright? Im deciding. Thinking about getting my heavy duty mechanic ticket along with my millwright and if all goes well a third ticket for welding. Im in Canada but any of these workers do you like your job and is their a good enough demand? I know the pay is quite nice but is it quite hard? I know its not an easy clean job. 1 answer - Asked By: Veleno - 10/11/2007

	How do i get into construction? I am 21 and I have no place to stay and have been looking for a job for over 3 months non-stop. I need a job fast but im running out of ideas! i am a very hard worker and can work outside. What i really want to do is get into construction but right now i have no money and obviously in need for a job. What can i do? 1 answer - Asked By: RAZOR - 5/12/2013

	Which of these people would most likely be the best and most innovative engineer? Say you are an employer looking for a new hire engineer and want to chose the best all around candidate. Which of the following would you chose: A. Engineering Grad with a BS but no job experience B. Engineering grad with a BS and one year as an industrial maintenance mechanic C. A career "millwright" with 20 years experience in industrial maintenance but no formal engineering school or degree. 3 answers - Asked By: afreshpath_admin - 9/18/2008

	Are there any legitimate work at home jobs? I mean other then Mary Kay, Meleluca, Passion Parties, and candle sales. I am not interested in Ebay or anything like that I want to do something like surveys or something like envelope stuffing or data entry. 9 answers - Asked By: Jacqueline W - 9/27/2007

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29.5%

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27.3%

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18.2%

Certification

6.8%

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4.5%

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Millwright

Install, repair and adjust various types of mechanical equipment such as conveyors, furnace doors, machine guards, cranes, monorails, pulleys and all other mechanical components and auxiliary equipment.

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Size of Industry in 2006:

37,000

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2006

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