Industrial Millwright Assembly Technician

You start your shift reviewing blueprints and schematics, planning the build sequence and selecting the exact tools and machines needed to hit the day’s production schedule. A call comes from shipping—you independently rig and load a truck using the overhead crane, then return to assemble both small subassemblies and large industrial machinery with precision. Before parts move on, you perform a meticulous final inspection to our quality standards. You jump in to support teammates, lend backup where needed, and finish by restoring a clean, organized, and safe work area. Along the way, you model BCT’s Culture and Core Values.

• Assemble fabricated and machined components into complete mechanical systems—ranging from small assemblies to large machinery.
• Independently rig, move, and load materials and trucks using overhead cranes.
• Interpret complex blueprints and schematics; sequence work to meet schedule commitments.
• Select proper tools, fixtures, and equipment to complete production tasks efficiently.
• Conduct final inspections to verify parts and assemblies meet quality requirements.
• Complete required monthly safety training and adhere to safety procedures.
• Support both internal and external customers with responsive, solution-focused service.
• Provide cross-functional support and backup to teammates as needed.
• Maintain a tidy, safe, and well-organized work environment.
• Apply welding skills where applicable (preferred, not required).
• Champion and support BCT’s Culture and Core Values in daily work.

• Clear verbal and written communication.
• Strong attention to detail; thorough, decisive problem solver with follow-through.
• Solid shop math, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and metric conversions.
• Foundational mechanical knowledge and curiosity for how machines work.

• Overhead crane experience (required).
• 3 years of experience in manufacturing or a closely related environment (required).
• Background in heavy industrial machine assembly (preferred).
• Hydraulics experience is a plus.

• Equipment, mechanical, and general troubleshooting.
• Hydraulic systems fundamentals.
• Electrical/electronic system familiarity.
• Tape measure reading and accurate layout.
• Mechanical assembly techniques.
• Shop math competencies.
• Blueprint reading.

Exposure to Shot Blast Machines (Viking Blast & Wash Systems, Goff, Guyson, Pangborn, Wheelabrator).

Note: Responsibilities may evolve over time as business needs change. You may be asked to take on additional duties aligned with your skills.