Most important, be a precise and accurate Millwright. Stay away from “Bigger Hammer” types, they will get you hurt or teach you bad habits. Keep an open mjnd, step back and observe when possible. Because tryin to help when you don’t know next steps isn’t helpful. Wear all safety ppe and only use tools as intended, rope, chain or other lifting equipment stamped with weight ratings. Don’t put your hands anywhere you wouldn’t put your dink. Stretch, stretch stretch. Every tome your finished a day, take 20-30 to stretch all arms, wrists shoulders. I didnt and have bone spurs in my elbows and had to have carpal tunnel surgery.

​@nbeck956 That's good advice, I'm in waiting rn to join a union apprenticeship as a millwright. And I've just been hoping to be paired with a good business and a patient teacher