
Lineman\Linewoman
Pseg
The Role
Overview
Maintain & construct overhead transmission & distribution lines.
Key Responsibilities
- fault location
- transformer install
- line construction
- switch operation
- voltage testing
- safety
Tasks
-Locate faults on 13, 26 and 69kV transmission and on distribution circuits, including associated equipment. -Under the supervision of an engineer or supervisor, make special tests on distribution equipment and phase-out or parallel distribution circuits and equipment. -Prepare poles for, install, and remove transformers with associated devices and equipment including pole-top wiring; make load tests on the secondary side of distribution transformers. -After satisfactory completion of 4-kV and 13-kV Line School, performs work on lines energized at primary level voltages as Primary Assist. -Install, remove and maintain poles, crossarms, guy wires, and line hardware. -Install, remove, maintain in field, and operate line sectionalizing switches or cutouts; install, remove, operate, inspect, and make minor repairs to boosters, capacitors, and other special pole mounted equipment. -After satisfactory completion of the Apprentice Line School, performs work on de-energized lines and assists Linemen/Line women on energized secondary lines. -Make complete inspections of construction performing such work as tighten hardware, tie in conductors, and change insulators and pins. -Install ground wires and ground wire molding. -Install, remove and maintain street lighting and accessory equipment including pole top wiring. -Install and remove protective equipment, including temporary protective grounds on conductors. -After satisfactory completion of Hot Secondary Line School, performs work on lines energized at secondary level voltages. -Install, remove, and change transformers with associated devices and equipment including pole top wiring. -Make voltage and load tests on energized distribution circuits or equipment. -The identification and use of all material, tools, and equipment commonly used on line work. -Recondition and salvage material and equipment related to this work. -Be alert in avoiding accidents and observing hazards. -Perform any work required on isolated towers, install, remove and maintain distribution, 13, 26 and 69kV conductors and accessories on tower lines. -Assist fully qualified Lineman/Line woman, for training purposes. -Install, sag, remove and maintain line conductors including splicing, tapping, and the making of dead ends; install, remove and maintain messengers; install and remove aerial cables and cable laterals on poles.
Requirements
- high school
- cdl‑a
- mechanical aptitude
- print reading
- physical fitness
- electrical knowledge
What You Bring
-Must have a High School Diploma or GED. -Have the ability to acquire a good working knowledge of the Company's overhead line construction methods and practices. -Be able to qualify for a Commercial Drivers License “A” to operate motor vehicles in the State of New Jersey within 6 months of employment. -Have successfully completed the line portion of the pre-employment test, except that an employee hired prior to May 1, 1980 who has or obtains a high school diploma or its equivalent does not have to complete the pre-employment test. -The application of hoists, tackle, and knots used in line construction and maintenance work and the care of tools commonly used in line construction and maintenance work. -Be able to follow instructions and perform routine operations. -Have the ability to become proficient in the application of pole top resuscitation, and other approved methods of artificial respiration. -Have the ability to become familiar with the procedure and rules governing the ordering out, tagging and releasing of circuits and the Company's system of circuit designation for identification. -Have the ability to acquire a good practical knowledge of the purpose and functioning of the overhead transmission and distribution system, and the electrical apparatus used in connection therewith; and a general knowledge of the layout of transmission and distribution circuits in the area in which he/she works. -Have mechanical aptitude. -Be able to acquire a good working knowledge of the standard overhead line construction practices as outlined in the Company's manuals and handbooks, including the safety rules and practices as set forth therein. -Be able to acquire a general knowledge of the purpose and functioning of the transmission and distribution system, and the electrical apparatus and circuit connections involved in the work. -The reading of construction prints and the making of simple field sketches. -Be able to perform maintenance and repair work safely and without causing interruption to service. -Must possess a valid U. S. driver’s license and maintain a satisfactory driving record -Have the physical characteristics to enable him/her to climb and work on structures and poles.
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Benefits
-Hybrid fixed – roles that are a mix of remote work and onsite work fixed days each week -Onsite – roles where employees are expected to be onsite daily. -Hybrid flexible – roles that are a mix of remote work and onsite work, but the onsite requirements have greater flexibility. (i.e. 5-8 days a month vs. set days each week).
The Company
About Pseg
-Founded in 1903 from the merger of hundreds of gas, electric and transit firms, the company has grown into a major energy holding headquartered in Newark, New Jersey. -As a public energy company, it operates regulated utilities in New Jersey via PSE&G and manages electric distribution on Long Island under PSEG Long Island. -Through PSEG Power—its subsidiary—it owns and operates nuclear and fossil generation assets across the Mid‑Atlantic and Northeast. -Typical projects include infrastructure modernization of transmission and distribution systems, deployment of smart meters, and large‑scale grid investments under multi‑billion‑dollar capital plans. -The company seeks federal license extensions for its New Jersey nuclear reactors to operate into the 2050s and beyond.
Sector Specialisms
Energy
Electric Service
Gas Service
Industrial
Commercial
Residential
Outdoor Lighting
Security Cameras
Heating and Cooling
Appliance Repair
Infrastructure
Service Upgrades
Installations
Construction
Demolition
Utility Services
Solar
Natural Gas
Power Generation
Electric Power Distribution
Emergency Preparedness
Safety
Billing and Payment Services
WorryFree Appliance Services
Water Resources
Visa Sponsorship
-pseg is not offering visa sponsorship for this position.
Security Clearance
-pre-employment drug and alcohol testing required. -random drug/alcohol testing for federally regulated roles.
