Career Possibilities
As a graduate, you may be employed in power generating stations, pulp and paper mills, steel mills, mining operations, oil refineries and food processing plants as maintenance staff, operators, supervisors, quality assurance inspectors, maintenance planners or safety coordinators. As well, you may be hired by inspection service providers, as an Inspection and Testing Technician, a Quality Assurance Technician, a Laser Alignment Specialist or a Vibration Analysis Technician. You may also work with various industrial based companies as a supervisor, industrial sales representative, maintenance planner or mechanical estimators. Positions may also be available with municipal water and sewerage departments as a maintenance personnel or operator.
As a graduate, you may be eligible to challenge the Block 1 Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) examination. The Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) occupation is apprenticeable in New Brunswick. For more information, see the Apprenticeship and Certification info sheet.
Find potential employment in power generating stations, pulp and paper mills, steel mills, mining operations, oil refineries and food processing plants as maintenance staff, operators, supervisors, quality assurance inspectors, maintenance planners or safety coordinators.
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