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About the Role

The Journeyman Millwright is a fully qualified tradesperson responsible for performing skilled mechanical work on the teardown, inspection, repair, and reassembly of hydroelectric generating units and auxiliary equipment. Working under the direction of the Lead Millwright, the Journeyman executes complex tasks with a high degree of independence, contributes to crew safety, and provides on-the-job guidance to the Helper.

Responsibilities

Perform teardown and reassembly of turbine runners, wicket gates, guide bearings, thrust bearings, packing glands, shaft seals, and generator components to OEM and engineering tolerances.
Conduct precision measurements and alignments using micrometers, dial indicators, and laser alignment equipment.
Record and report all findings in overhaul logs.
Rig, sling, and assist in directing crane lifts of heavy turbine and generator components in accordance with approved lift plans.
Apply and comply with all LOTO, confined space entry, and site safety procedures.
Actively participate in pre-job briefs.
Assist the Lead Millwright with work planning, parts staging, and tool preparation.
Guide and instruct the Helper on correct techniques, safe work practices, and trade knowledge.
Identify wear, damage, or out-of-tolerance conditions during inspection.
Maintain a clean and organized work site.
Properly care for and store tools and equipment after each shift.
Complete work order documentation, inspection forms, and measurement records accurately and on time.
Adapt to changing work priorities and perform additional duties as directed.
Utilize company email and work order management systems.

Requirements

Minimum 4–6 years of millwright experience.
Journeyman Millwright certification or equivalent.
Experience with rotating heavy equipment.
Demonstrated proficiency with precision measuring instruments and alignment equipment.
Current LOTO and confined space entry training.
Unwavering commitment to safety.
Valid driver's license.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Ability to lift at least 50 lbs.
Ability to work in hot, noisy, wet, and confined environments.
Comfortability working at heights and around water.
Ability to work with and wear respiratory protection.
Ability to walk, stand, stoop, kneel, climb, and bend for prolonged periods.

Skills

Hydroelectric or power generation experience
Rigging
Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Word, Teams)
Precision measurement
Mechanical repair
Verbal communication

Work Type

Remote flexibility
80% travel expectation

Experience Level

4–6 years

Education Level

High school diploma or equivalent
Vocational or technical training in millwright or mechanical trades preferred

Benefits

Medical, Dental, Vision
HSA and FSA
Commuter benefits
Voluntary Life
401(k) match
Eleven paid holidays per year
Competitive PTO schedule
Time off to volunteer
Company-funded Employee Assistance Program
Tuition Reimbursement
Access to trainings and mentors

About the Company

Eagle Creek