Our client, a leading food manufacturing organization, is seeking a Millwright to join their Maintenance team.

Reporting to the Maintenance and Engineering Manager, the successful candidate will work as part of a high-performing team to support the continuous and efficient operation of a fast-paced production facility.

This role is responsible for performing preventative maintenance, troubleshooting equipment issues, and ensuring manufacturing operations run safely and effectively.

As a Millwright, your responsibilities will include[CK1]: Troubleshoot and repair mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic issues on production equipment.

Use diagnostic tools and test equipment to identify equipment failures.

Perform preventive maintenance and document work using manual and computerized maintenance systems.

Read and interpret mechanical, electrical, pneumatic schematics, technical drawings, and manuals.

Install, set up, calibrate, and maintain instrumentation and production control systems.

Adjust and calibrate weighing systems, metal detectors, printers, and labeling equipment.

Complete welding and basic machine fabrication work.

Support production and engineering teams while following all safety requirements.





Operate and perform basic repairs on packaging equipment and related materials.

Qualified candidates will have: Specialized Millwright or Electrical Ticket training from a Trade certification program or Manufacturing, Engineering or related education from a recognized Community College program. 433A Canadian Millwright License or an Ontario 309A electrical construction & maintenance license is required.

At least 3 years of experience in a food, food ingredient, beverage or liquids, pet food, pharmaceutical or specialty chemical production workplace.

This is a safety-sensitive position, and it requires the use of an N9 NIOSH-approved fitted respirator (N95) or an approved alternative.

Successful candidates will be required to go through appropriate fit-testing and will be required to wear an N95 while performing their duties.

What will set you apart: Multiple disciplines/Dual ticket training from a Trade certification. 3 years of experience and/or training in a CFIA-regulated manufacturing environment.

Strong multi-tasking and troubleshooting skills with an eye for continuous improvement.

📌 Licensed Millwright - 433A/309A (Toronto)
🏢 Staff Plus
📍 Toronto