Utility Lineworker III to Utility Lineworker I

Description

• Works without assistance to investigate customer or system trouble calls and emergencies, replace street light lamps and controls, and make repairs to equipment and conductors energized with voltages less than 600 volts and at all primary voltages with live line tools and methods in accordance with applicable regulations.
• Provide line department standby on a rotating schedule basis. (secondary standby upon first six months within this position if deemed qualified)
• Be available for and respond to outages, trouble calls and system emergencies during normal and overtime hours.
• Works without assistance to reset transformer overload switches, open and close cutouts, remove limbs, perform routine switching, and perform any other work with live line tools in compliance with OSHA 1910.269.
• Works without assistance to set, remove, and read billing meters and measurement devices.
• Provide line department standby on a rotating schedule basis.
• Complete all field paperwork required to provide records of work completed; operations maintenance; motor vehicle records; accurate time records; and trouble/interruption reports
• Provide instruction to lineworkers under your direction who are in training positions. Assists standby Lineworker on system trouble calls and emergencies.

Requirements

• High School Diploma or certified equivalentBe available for and respond to outages, trouble calls and system emergencies during normal and overtime hours.
• Will be drug tested under the FMCSA drug pool
• Minimum of one year experience as a Utility Lineworker II or Lineworker III.
• Fully qualified Lineworker I, able to perform all phases of line work required of a Lineworker I.
• Requires CDL and Driver Qualification File
• Fully qualified to read, remove, and set billing and system measurement meters.
• Minimum of one year experience as a Utility Lineworker or Lineworker III.
• Reside within a geographical area defined as being an 18 mile radius or 30 minutes travel time from the applicable operating center, in any direction within one year of employment.
• High School graduate or equivalent.
• Maintain proficiency in the requirements of a Utility Lineworker or Lineworker Third Class job description.
• High School Diploma or certified equivalent.
• Possess and maintain a valid motor vehicle operator’s license to operate commercial registered vehicles (CDL Class A), based on requirements of the State of New Hampshire and/or the State where the employee resides.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance