- WORK PROCESS
- INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE MILLWRIGHT
- D.O.T. 638.281.018
- During the term of apprenticeship, the apprentice shall receive such instruction and experience, in all branches of the occupation, as are necessary to develop a practical and versatile worker. Major processes in which apprentices will be trained (although not necessarily in the order listed) and approximate hours (not necessarily continuous) to be spent in each are as follows:
- APPROXIMATE HOURS
- A. GENERAL MAINTENANCE AND FAMILIARIZATION
- 440 hrs
- 1. Hand tools.
- 2. Power tools.
- 3. Machine Shop drawing and familiarization.
- 4. Familiarization with fire fighting equipment and techniques
- 5. Safety practices.
- 6. Gas engines.
- 7. Familiarization of equipment names and locations.
- 8. Layout template making and benchwork.
- B. MAINTENANCE OF MACHINERY
- 680 hrs
- 1. Sprockets and chains
- a. Roller chain drives
- b. Conveyor chains and sprockets
- 2. Belt Drives
- a. V-belt drives
- b. Flat belt drives
- 3. Bearing and Seals
- a. Anti friction
- b. Babbitt and Bronze
- c. Seals
- 4. Couplings and Alignment
- a. Gear couplings
- b. Chain couplings
- c. Rubber couplings
- 5. Gear Reducers
- 6. Pumps
- 7. Fans and Blowers
- a. Low pressure
- b. High pressure
- 8. Filters
- 9. Conveyors
- a. Belt
- b. Chain
- c. Pneumatic
- 10. Air compressors
a. Screw
b. Rotary
c. Reciprocating - C. LUBRICATION
- 320 hrs
- 1. Oils
- a. Identification
- b. Uses
- c. Application methods
- D. WELDING
- 960 hrs
- 1. Arc
- a. Theory
- b. Machine set up
- c. Safety
- d. Fire Prevention
- e. Pipe
- f. Plate
- 2. Acetylene
- a. Theory
- b. Welding
- c. Brazing
- d. Hard facing
- e. Safety
- f. Equipment set up
- g. Fire Prevention
- 3. Cutting and Fitting
- a. Theory
- b. Cutting
- c. Scarfing
- d. Equipment set up
- e. Fire Prevention
- f. Safety
- E. HYDRAULICS AND PNEUMATICS
- 880 hrs
- 1. Pumps
- a. Gear
- b. Vane
- c. Piston
- 2. Valves
- a. Solenoid
- b. Manual
- c. Flow control
- d. Check valves
- 3. Hydraulic motors
- 4. Filters
- a. Suction
- b. Pressure
- c. Magnetic
- d. Centrifuge
- 5. Accumulators
- a. Piston
- b. Bladder
- 6. Piping, Tubing and Hoses
- a. Installation
- b. Selecting
- 7. Hydraulic Cylinders
- 8. Hydraulic Reservoirs
- 9. Pneumatics
- a. Air Motors
- b. Vacuum Pumps
- c. Cylinders
- d. Filters, regulators, and lubricators
- e. Solenoid valves
- f. Manual valves
- g. Flow control valves
- h. Check valves
- 10. Hydraulic and Pneumatic Circuitry and Symbols
- 11. Hydraulic and Pneumatic Troubleshooting
- F. PIPING
- 400 hrs
- 1. Compressed Air Piping
- a. Valves
- b. Filters, regulator, and lubricators
- 2. Steam Piping
- a. Traps, strainers
- b. Valves
- c. Swivel Joints
- 3. Process Piping
- a. Valves
- b. Filters
- 4. Joining of Piping
- a. Threading
- b. Welding
- 5. Piping Insulation
- G. MACHINE ERECTION
- 840 hrs
- 1. Rigging
- 2. Hoisting
- 3. Equipment Operation
- 4. Machine Layout
- 5. Scaffolding and Staging
- 6. Concrete
- H. INSTRUMENTATION
- 80 hrs
- 1. Control Circuits
- a. Temperature
- b. Pressure
- c. Flow
- d. Humidity
- e. Level
- 2. Application
- 3. Trouble Shooting
- I. BUILDING MAINTENANCE
- 400 hrs
- 1. Carpentry
- 2. Painting
- 3. Building repair
- 4. Concrete forms
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TOTAL HOURS 8000