About the role

Millwright Helper Millwright Helper performs semi-skilled work in connection with the upkeep and repair of machines and equipment. This is semi-skilled manual labor work involving the maintenance and upkeep of plant equipment. Work is performed under immediate supervision of a Millwright and directions are received as the work progresses. Incumbents have no supervisory responsibilities. Typical work activities Assists in installing, dismantling and moving machines, conveyors and other equipment; Assists in the layout and set-up of machines and mechanical equipment; Assists in keeping machines and equipment in operating order; Operates hoists, trucks and other equipment used in the performance of plant maintenance tasks; Performs related duties as required.
Minimum Qualifications: Promotional: Applicants must have continuous and permanent status as a Laborer II for two years in the non-competitive class in the Buffalo Sewer Authority. All applicants must have one year of full-time experience in the upkeep and repair of machines and equipment. Open Competitive One year of full-time experience in the upkeep and repair of machines and equipment Both Open Competitive and Promotional NOTE: Verifiable part-time experience will be pro-rated to meet full-time experience requirements. The City of Buffalo is an equal opportunity employer.
Additional Information: Full performance knowledges, skills, abilities and personal characteristics Working knowledge of the common practices, tools, terminology and safety precautions of the trade; Mechanical aptitude; Ability to understand and carry out instructions; Good motor, hand and eye coordination; manual dexterity; Physical condition commensurate with the demands of the position.
Benefits: The City of Buffalo's benefit package is designed to give our employees and their love one's, comfort, safety, and stability they need in serving our community each and every day. Our offerings include: -Medical and vision, Dental, Life Insurance (basic) and (supplemental)

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