3rd Year Lineman

Job Details

Job Location:

Kingdom City, MO 65262

Position Type:
Full Time

The 3rd Year Lineman supports the construction, maintenance, and repair of overhead electrical distribution systems. This is a floating field position that requires flexibility to move between crews, supervisors, project locations, and schedules based on operational needs.

• Competitive pay rates
• $150 Daily per diem regardless of travel
• Quarterly bonus opportunities
• Storm restoration and mutual-aid opportunities
• Ongoing training and advancement toward Journeyman status

• Assist with constructing, maintaining, and repairing overhead electrical distribution systems.
• Climb poles and work from bucket trucks and aerial equipment.
• Frame poles, install line equipment, string conductor, and assist with electrical connections.
• Perform assigned work using approved rubber glove and sleeve techniques.
• Read and follow construction prints, work orders, specifications, and jobsite instructions.
• Identify energized-line hazards and apply proper grounding and protective procedures.
• Complete job briefings and follow OSHA, customer, company, and electrical safety requirements.
• Communicate with supervisors, crew members, contractors, and customers.
• Inspect and maintain assigned tools, vehicles, equipment, and materials.
• Adapt to different crew expectations, project conditions, and work schedules.
• Travel between crews and project locations as assigned.
• Support emergency callouts, storm restoration, and mutual-aid work when needed.

• Third-year lineman status or equivalent apprenticeship progress.
• Minimum one year of hands-on overhead utility linework experience.
• Valid Class A CDL with an acceptable driving record.
• Current OSHA 10 certification.
• Knowledge of overhead distribution systems, line tools, materials, and construction procedures.
• Familiarity with rubber glove and sleeve techniques, grounding, electrical theory, and energized-line hazards.
• Ability to climb poles and safely work at elevated heights.
• Ability to read construction prints, follow instructions, and apply coaching in the field.
• Ability to work independently and contribute effectively across different crews.
• Willingness to travel and change assignments every week or every few weeks.
• Availability for storm response, emergency callouts, and extended work schedules when required.

• Associate degree in Electrical Distribution Systems or equivalent field experience.
• Pole Top Rescue training.
• Bucket Truck Rescue training.
• CPR and First Aid certification.
• Equi-Potential Grounding training.
• Buck Squeeze training.