General Motors
Mechanical Journeyperson (Millwright) - Jackson CCA
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America · On-site · Full-time · Posted Oct 27, 2026
- Experience
- Six years of documented experience in a mechanical trade as an alternative to a U.S. Department of Labor Completion of Apprenticeship Certificate in a mechanical trade.
- Education
- U.S. Department of Labor Completion of Apprenticeship Certificate in a mechanical trade, or equivalent qualifying experience (six years of documented mechanical-trade experience).
- Visa sponsorship
- GM does not provide immigration-related sponsorship for this role; applicants who need or will need GM sponsorship to work or remain employed are not eligible.
About the job
Maintains, repairs, fabricates, and installs mechanical, hydraulic, and piping systems and equipment in an industrial setting.
What you'll do
- Maintain, dismantle, repair, and replace mechanical and hydraulic components on industrial machinery; fabricate and repair piping systems.
- Read blueprints and operate tools and equipment, including CNC machine tools and mobile equipment, to assemble, repair, and fabricate parts or systems.
- Follow safety procedures and inspect finished products for quality and conformity to specifications.
What they ask for
- U.S. Department of Labor Completion of Apprenticeship Certificate in a mechanical trade, or six years of documented experience in a mechanical trade.
- Meet GM hiring process requirements, including assessments, hair drug testing, and a background check.
- Be at least 18 years of age and eligible to work in the United States.
- Work flexible shifts, including days, afternoons, or nights, overtime, weekends, and holidays, potentially with little notice.
Nice to have
- Experience with planned maintenance systems and predictive technologies.
- Experience with industrial robotics, automation, and conveyance systems.
Pay
($38.90-$45.38) USD base salary for Journeyperson In Training; $46.31 USD base salary for Journeyperson
Tools
OSHA, CNC
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