CD Electric millwrights are engaged in the construction, maintenance, and commissioning of machinery.
Some examples of our work include foundations, the setting of equipment, laser alignment and balancing, process piping hookups, electrical hookups, programming and automation, and general maintenance.
Our experts at CD Electric use only experienced and certified professional millwrights that are in tune with your specific project needs. Our millwrights exceed expectations and for years we’ve built our company’s reputation on being the best in the business. Let our crew here at CD Electric help your company with whatever technical needs you may have!
In today’s industry, the word millwright is used to define a person who is trained in the installation and maintenance of industrial machinery. Millwrights are responsible for the alignment, assembly, and installation of equipment such as pumps, compressors, conveyors, and other types of machinery used in production. They also perform maintenance and repairs on this equipment. A millwright typically has an Associate’s degree or certificate from a trade school.
DID YOU KNOW?
There’s a lot of fabrication work that goes into being a millwright.
- Fabrication is the process of manufacturing something from raw materials. It can be done with simple tools or with more advanced machinery.
- In the case of millwrights, they use their skills to fabricate things for machines, tools, and other equipment used in factories and mills.
- Much of this fabrication work is done in workshops, using metalworking tools and machines. It’s a skilled trade that takes years to learn, but the results are worth it – Millwrights play an important role in keeping our factories running smoothly!
Featured Industrial services
Industries We Serve
Our craftsmen understand the internal operations of a wide range of industries. We can work in a steel mill one day and the clean room of a food processor the next. At CD Electric, we customize our service model to the urgency of your operation. We carry over $2.0M worth of inventory to help repair or replace customer equipment in the event of an emergency.
