We're one of the country's largest energy companies, with a vision of powering a future where people use energy more efficiently and it's safer and delivered more reliably than ever. We're also deeply connected to the communities we serve, with more than 13,000 employees working together to support our customers and make a difference every day.
Requirements
- Must meet the Company's 'General Requirements'; and in addition: High School Diploma or GED Required. Need to have successfully completed a recognized apprentice program and be a first class journeyman lineperson. Be able to perform maintenance and repair work safely and without causing interruption to service.
- Have a good practical knowledge of the purpose and functioning of the overhead transmission and distribution system, and the electrical apparatus used in connection therewith; and a general knowledge of the layout of transmission and distribution circuits in the area in which he/she works.
- Become familiar with the procedure and rules governing the ordering out, tagging and releasing of circuits and the Company's system of circuit designation for identification.
- Acquire a good working knowledge of the Company's overhead line construction methods and practices. Be proficient in the application of pole top resuscitation, and other approved methods of artificial respiration.
- Be alert in avoiding accidents and observing hazards. Be approved by the Joint Employee Qualification Committee after passing the written tests and physical assessments, DOT Physical Examination, and Background investigation/Drug Screening.
- Be able to follow instructions and perform routine operations. Have mechanical aptitude. Have the physical characteristics to enable him/her to climb and work on structures and poles.
- Know how to read construction prints and make simple field sketches. Understand the application of hoists, tackle, and knots used in line construction and maintenance work and the care of tools commonly used in line construction and maintenance work.
- Know how to identify and use all material, tools, and equipment commonly used on line work.
Benefits
- Medical, dental, vision, parental leave and family leave programs, behavioral health programs, 401(k) with company match, life insurance, tuition reimbursement, and generous paid time off
