That’s good to know. I’m pretty good at fitting into tight spaces too, and think working on machines would be really interesting. My dad actually did millwright apprenticeship for a year before changing to welding, so I’ve spoken to him about it too, but it’s good to have multiple perspectives, especially from someone who actually does it as a career. I’m also Canadian, so that’s good to know too.
One of the things I have noticed is that there are more and more electronics on things. So if you do decide to become a millwright pay attention in the controls block.
That’s good to know. I’m pretty good at fitting into tight spaces too, and think working on machines would be really interesting. My dad actually did millwright apprenticeship for a year before changing to welding, so I’ve spoken to him about it too, but it’s good to have multiple perspectives, especially from someone who actually does it as a career. I’m also Canadian, so that’s good to know too.
One of the things I have noticed is that there are more and more electronics on things. So if you do decide to become a millwright pay attention in the controls block.
Good to know. Thanks for the info, I’ll keep it in mind.