Mechanic

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united brotherhood of carpenters joiners of americaNew Orleans (LA)

Millwrights Other Building Equipment Contractors

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Junior

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$41.73/hour

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About the role

IMMEDIATE NEED - EXPERIENCED CONVEYOR MECHANICS Millwrights Local 2232 is actively recruiting Journeyman and Apprentice Conveyor Mechanics for a long-term UPS project in New Orleans, Louisiana. This project is expected to run more than one year and offers steady hours, strong wages, and an excellent union benefit package.

PAY & BENEFITS: Max hourly wage: $41.73/hour Fringe benefits: $12.41/hour Total package: up to $54.14/hour Benefits include: Health Insurance Pension Defined Contribution Fund SCHEDULE 5 days per week 10-hour shifts Approximately 50 hours per week Long-term work - 1+ year CONVEYOR INSTALLATION EXPERIENCE REQUIRED Candidates must have demonstrated, hands-on experience installing conveyor systems, including mechanical assembly, layout, alignment, component installation, and related material-handling equipment. This is not an entry-level conveyor position. We are specifically looking for individuals who can step onto an active installation project and contribute safely and effectively.

JOURNEYMAN REQUIREMENTS: Proven Conveyor Installation Experience Welding Forklift Man Lift / Aerial Lift Fall Protection Rigging APPRENTICE REQUIREMENTS Proven Conveyor Installation Experience Forklift Man Lift / Aerial Lift Fall Protection Location: New Orleans, LA Project: UPS Local: Millwrights Local 2232 Duration: 1+ Year Schedule: 5-10s / Approximately 50 Hours Per Week If you are an experienced millwright, conveyor mechanic, conveyor installer, or industrial mechanic looking for stable, long-term work with competitive wages and strong union benefits, we want to hear from you. Qualified candidates are encouraged to reach out as soon as possible for additional information and next steps.

Employment Type: Full Time Salary: $42 Hourly Bonus/Commission: No

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