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In the event of an available position, the successful candidate must hold a journeyman lineman's card or equivalent through a recognized apprentice lineman program and be willing to live within 30 minutes travel time under normal conditions of their regularly assigned headquarters or live within the district's service territory.
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A successful Aerial Lineman candidate will learn aerial telecommunication installation procedures and techniques including familiarity with a wide range of tools and equipment, the ability to read and understand prints/maps, safety rules, and operating instructions.
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As an Aerial Lineman, you will support overhead construction and repair of RF and fiber service. As an Aerial Lineman, you will develop new skills, work in a safety-minded environment, and join us in expanding technology for a better community.
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You are an experienced Lineman with extensive knowledge of all equipment needed for aerial work. Climb poles or use a bucket truck to perform installation, relocation, and maintenance of aerial plants.
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A Journeyman Lineman certification or testing through IBEW Local 659. Completion of a formal training program for a Journeyman Lineman. Additional requirements of the Lineman position include forceful grip and pinch; manipulation of small objects; balancing on one or both legs during dynamic activities; manipulation of large objects during activities requiring balance and sustained awkward postures.
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As a Journeyman Lineman you will install, maintain and repair all transmission and distribution electrical systems and associated equipment, both overhead and underground, while utilizing line trucks, aerial boom, lifts and wire pulling equipment.
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Successful Lineman candidate must have knowledge of established aerial cable installation procedures and techniques including the placement of poles and anchors, familiarity with a wide range of tools and equipment, ability to read and understand prints/maps, safety rules, and operating instructions.
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Job SummaryThe Apprentice Lineman assists Journeyman Lineman and the Foreman while in training and learning the trade. This position supports and learns from the Lineman team and works with other personnel from the department.
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Which includes completion of a formal training program for a Journeyman Lineman. Job duties of the Lineman require sustained, awkward positions/postures including bending and twisting at the waist and neck; reaching forward, to the side, across the body and overhead.
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The job duties of Lineman require lifting in excess of 75 lbs from floor to waist and waist to overhead, carrying in excess of 75 lbs with both hands, and pushing and pulling in excess of 100 lbs of exertional force.
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The Transmission Apprentice Lineman assists Transmission Journeyman Lineman and the Foreman while in training and learning the trade. 3 years of lineman experience. The Transmission Apprentice Lineman assists Transmission Journeyman Lineman and the Foreman while in training and learning the trade.
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The Aerial Lineman will perform aerial cable installation procedures and techniques including the placement of poles and anchors. We’re looking for an Aerial Lineman to join our team and help connect America.
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Upon meeting the qualifications for Rubber Gloving, an increase to the Qualified Journeyman Lineman rate of pay will be given. Journeyman Lineman - Local 127 ($15,000 - Sign-on Bonus - Rawlins, WY) - #112158.
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You are comfortable working in a bucket truck and climbing poles. Employee Assistance Program (EAP) You have a knack for figuring out complex problems and enjoy a hands-on approach to your work. You have a knack for figuring out hard problems and enjoy a hands - on approach to your work.
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Provide backup for Class A Apprentice Lineman and assist in completion of duties. The Overhead Distribution Lineman B assists the Journeyman Lineman and the Foreman while in training and learning the trade.
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