r/millwrights

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u/GaryNOVA — 7 days ago
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Anybody else's parts room basically a scavenger hunt?

Nothing better than finding the problem in 10 minutes and then spending the next 45 looking for the part.

System says 3 in stock. Shelf says 0. Eventually somebody remembers there might be one in a cabinet on the other side of the plant.

How do you guys actually keep spare parts organized? CMMS, dedicated parts guy or just tribal knowledge and hope?

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u/line3tech — 11 days ago

Alberta 1st Period Millwright ILM books published in May 2025

Seeing if anyone has digital copies of the new version of the ILM for Alberta 1st period millwright books. I have the paper copies but I would like them on my laptop while I am studying.

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u/rrandylam — 10 days ago