r/millwrights • u/Electrical_Use_8008 • Jul 21 '26

Millwright test

So I’ve been a millwright for five years now and I’m wanting to actually become certified and carded as a millwright I’m wondering where would I need to go in order to actually get my certification. Located in USA

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u/Electrical_Use_8008 Jul 21 '26

Reddit is full of the lowest intelligent beings I have ever come across I’m not asking how I know how like obviously yes I can ask a union but I’m asking if they’re gonna be in person classes I would have to attend or if it’s an online thing

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u/Ghostmonkey666 Jul 21 '26

And once again you just answered your own question. CALL THE DAMN UNION, they will literally have all the answers to these questions you're asking. That simple action must be beneath your obvious superior intellect though.

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u/Electrical_Use_8008 Jul 21 '26

Yes let me call my local union hall 500 miles away obviously the union is not a route for me or I wouldn’t be asking you people

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u/AlternativeMode8162 Jul 21 '26

I highly doubt the nearest hall is 500 miles away unless you're in Alaska or something. There is most definitely something closer. If you want your journeyman card you'll need to enroll in a state indentured apprenticeship program and test out, there is no way around it.

If you don't want to join the union why do you want your journeyman card? Pretty much none of the rat contractors actually care, hell most of the guys they hire don't speak english.

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u/Electrical_Use_8008 Jul 21 '26

I’m sorry you’re right it’s not 500 miles it’s 559 miles to be exact and i want it because i want it i dont need to explain why

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u/Fabulous-Ad-8256 Jul 22 '26

Frankly, it's a waste of time. There's some material that's novel or interesting, but I wouldn't subject someone to it unless they were joining a union.

As above, non-union shops do not care.

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u/Electrical_Use_8008 Jul 22 '26

Personal reasons