Transmission Lineman B

Job Summary

The Transmission Journeyman Lineman B is responsible for performing safe and efficient construction, maintenance, and repair of energized and de-energized transmission lines. This role requires advanced technical knowledge, physical endurance, and a strong commitment to safety. The ideal candidate will work both independently and collaboratively to ensure the reliability and integrity of the transmission system across diverse environments.

• Safely perform new construction, maintenance, and repair of energized and de-energized conductors.
• Set poles and anchors in accordance with safety policies and specifications.
• Operate aerial devices and climb wood, steel, and other structures to perform line work.
• Maintain company vehicles, tools, and equipment in good working condition.
• Assist in assembling, framing, and erecting poles and basic line structures.
• Install all types of compression connections and assist with wire stringing and sagging.
• Read and interpret blueprints; assist in identifying and resolving structural issues.
• Work independently on de-energized lines and contribute effectively within a team.
• Properly install and remove PPE and cover-up materials; inspect rubber goods and safety equipment.
• Understand and apply grounding procedures, minimum approach distances, and flag/tag protocols.
• Tie various lineman knots and utilize hand lines appropriately.
• Perform basic bucket rescue and escape procedures.
• Identify materials used in transmission line work and understand proper equipment setup.
• Work at heights and in confined spaces as required.
• Perform other related duties as assigned to complete transmission projects safely and efficiently.

• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Journeyman-level experience in transmission line installation and maintenance.
• Valid CDL Class A license.
• First Aid and CPR certifications; pole top rescue competency.
• Ability to pass drug, alcohol, and background checks.
• Ability to pass a physical examination.
• Willingness to travel long distances and work extended hours in various locations.
• Willingness to work in all weather conditions, including inclement weather.
• Availability to work overtime as required.

• Strong understanding of utility industry operations and safety standards.
• Ability to identify and work with various materials used in transmission line work.
• Knowledge of grounding procedures, equipment setup, and induced voltage.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical diagrams.
• Excellent attention to detail and accuracy.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
• Effective communication and teamwork skills.
• High level of professionalism, integrity, and leadership.
• Ability to make sound decisions under pressure.

• Travel long distances on short notice.
• Work extended hours, weekends, holidays, and overtime as needed.
• Work in all weather conditions, including storms and inclement environments.

• Lift and carry over 50 pounds regularly.
• Frequent bending, climbing, stooping, kneeling, and standing.
• Repetitive use of hands, wrists, and arms with tools and materials.
• Ability to climb and work from poles, towers, and other elevated structures.
• Maintain visual acuity to identify hazards, materials, and system conditions.
• Perform rigorous physical labor outdoors for extended periods.

• Safety-Minded
  – Adheres to all safety protocols and PPE requirements.
• Team-Oriented
  – Works cooperatively with crew members and leadership.

• Problem-Solver
  – Analyzes issues and implements effective solutions.
• Professional
  – Demonstrates integrity, accountability, and reliability.