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Do I have to pay a fee for the apprentice program?

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Technically no, although there are usually some entry fees in order to join a union. Personally, I paid a couple hundred dollars on day one to purchase my book and pay my first quarter dues.

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What technical classes will improve my career as a millwright?

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All classes relating to welding, metalworking, mechanics, mechanical engineering and machining will be helpful.

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What is the pay scale for a millwright?

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A millwright earns an average compensation of about $32,000 - $48,000, depending on seniority and location.

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What does a millwright do?

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A millwright does installation, repairing of machines and is responsible for electrical issues, such as investigating loss of connection or tripping of electricity. They reset machines.

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