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Arkansas Department of Workforce Services Industrial Maintenance Technician in LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas
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Industrial Maintenance Technician (Millwright)
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Welspun\'s Little Rock facilities are state-of-the-art and one of their kinds in technology for producing pipes for oil and gas. The Spiral mill has diversified sizes ranging from 24 to 60 inches as outer diameter (OD) and 0.23 to 1 inch as wall thickness (WT), as well as coating and double jointing capabilities, our facilities provide a one-stop solution to valued oil and gas customers in and around the United States. The HFW mill is a fully automatic and integrated mill capable of producing pipes ranging in diameter 6 5/8th inch to 20 and wall thickness from 0.158 to 0.551 in. The Arkansas facilities employ more than 800 people.
*\ *Duties:** Millwrights install, troubleshoot and repair of plant equipment. They will work for plants machinery as well plant building (such as door, HVAC, rooftop fans) as business need and specialize in installing heavy equipment. Millwrights must be skilled in many construction activities. Plumbing, welding, assembly and some knowledge electrical work may all be part of a millwright\'s job. Millwrights use these and other skills to assemble new machines, and replace worn parts. They must know how to operate hoists, power jacks, power tools, fork lift, man lift, scissor lift, sky track and other rigging devices. Diagnose and repair mechanical malfunctions on machine tools and equipment Millwright would be responsible for LOTO, assembly and maintenance of machinery in manufacturing equipment. Millwrights would be carried out Routine inspection, breakdown machines, scheduled maintenance, and housekeeping. Millwrights spend much of their time performing routine scheduled maintenance, as well as repairing broken or malfunctioning machines. A millwright\'s specific job duties will often vary from day to day depending on business need. Millwrights must be able to read blueprints and schematic drawings to determine work procedures, to assemble, dismantle and overhaul machinery and equipment, using hand and power tools and to direct workers engaged in such endeavors. 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, pull