Journeyman Lineman

Responsibilities

• Construction and maintenance of power lines:
  Mention both overhead and underground systems.
• Operation of vehicles and heavy machinery:
  Highlight specific equipment like bucket trucks, backhoes, and trenchers.
• Working with high and low voltage lines:
  Emphasize the safety protocols required for energized work.
• Installation and replacement of electrical components:
  Include transformers, switches, conductors, and more.
• Substation maintenance:
  Describe tasks related to substation equipment, troubleshooting, and repairs.
• Troubleshooting and system maintenance:
  Explain the lineworker's role in identifying and rectifying power system abnormalities.
• Safety and equipment maintenance:
  Stress the importance of adherence to safety standards and equipment upkeep.
• Leadership and training:
  Mention the opportunity for experienced linemen to lead and train junior team members.
• Regulatory compliance:
  Highlight adherence to OSHA rules, APPA Safety Manual, and company Standard Operating Procedures.

• Supervision and Reporting:
  Describe the reporting structure, such as working under the general supervision of the Electric Operations Supervisor. Mention that the position is non-exempt from overtime provisions.
• Working Conditions:
  
  Explain the working conditions, including the physical nature of the job, risks, and requirements for personal protective equipment (PPE). Mention participation in the on-call rotation and residency requirements.
• Physical Requirements:
  
  Provide detailed information about the physical demands of the job, including lifting, climbing, and vision and hearing requirements.

• Relevant work experience as a Lineman, Class A Lineman, Class B Lineman, First Class Power Lineman, or Cable Splicer with current certification or documentation
• Experience with underground line work, including URD, fault location and repair, and switching
• Strong Lineman underground craftwork skills, including inline splices, terminations and elbows
• Ability to read circuit maps
• Basic computer skills and entry level proficiency with MS Office applications (Outlook, Word, Excel, internet/web)
• Understanding of basic construction skills
• Strong mechanical skills

List the educational and experience qualifications necessary for the role. Highlight the minimum requirements, preferred qualifications, and any additional certifications or training. In this example, a diploma, four years of verifiable experience as a Journey Lineworker, and relevant certifications are required.

Include any special requirements, such as possessing a valid commercial driver's license (CDL) and passing drug and alcohol screenings. Emphasize the importance of meeting these requirements for safety and regulatory compliance.

End the job description with a brief overview of your organization. Highlight your company's commitment to equal opportunity employment and mention any unique benefits, such as a family-friendly culture, compensation, and career development opportunities.

Associate

Full-time

Manufacturing

Construction