ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This month Host Chelsey Johnson sits down with Josh Goodman, a Mechanical Millwright, and Tyler Tenniscoe, a Millwright Apprentice, to share insights into their roles, responsibilities, and the collaborative work they do to maintain water and wastewater treatment plants across many First Nations communities.
They explain the nature of their hands-on training and the structure of the millwright apprenticeship program, including the balance between on-the-job learning and classroom education.
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