HIGH VOLTAGE JOURNEYMAN LINEMAN (MAINTENANCE ELECTRICAL WORKER)

Overview

Maintain and repair high‑voltage power distribution systems at Keesler AFB.

Key Responsibilities

• gps recording
• emergency callouts
• power maintenance
• heavy equipment
• troubleshooting
• customer service

Tasks

-Utilize GPS tablets for data recording & preventative maintenance. -Prepare and maintain reports detailing all tests, repairs, and maintenance performed. -Become signatory to local union IBEW 903 and pay IBEW 903 required dues. -Respond to emergency callouts, and remote assignment, to restore electrical service as needed, which may involve working in different adverse weather conditions to restore electrical service. -Perform inspection, testing, repair, maintenance, installation, replacement and switching operations on transformers, switches, power circuit breakers, metal-clad switchgear line-ups, manholes, cables, protective relays, metering circuits, control circuits, and other electrical equipment used in electric power distribution at the 5kV, 25kV, and 115kV voltage levels. -Provide effective and timely customer service to clients and fellow team members. -Operate cranes, digger trucks, aerial trucks, tensioners, underdogs, and equipment necessary to complete related work. -Consult manuals, schematics, wiring diagrams and Engineering Personnel to troubleshoot and solve equipment problems. -Install, replace, and troubleshoot streetlights

Requirements

• us citizen
• security clearance
• cdl-a
• lineman
• cable splicing
• on-call

What You Bring

-Available to work scheduled hours, and for on-call hours (rotation based). -You must be a US Citizen. -You will be required to obtain Military Base Access Security Clearance. -Journey-level knowledge and skills in the electrical lineman trade including proficiency in use of all tools. -Valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL-A) required -Experience pulling, repairing, splicing, and terminating 5kV and 25kV electrical cables.

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About City Light & Power, Inc.

-Founded in 1977 as Simmons Electrical Corporation before rebranding, the company evolved from regional electrical contractor into a full-service private utility developer. -It designs, engineers, constructs, finances, owns, operates and maintains power distribution infrastructure — delivering turnkey solutions, including microgrids and renewable integration. -Notable contracts include utility-privatization partnerships with U.S. Army and Air Force installations and the nation’s first municipal street-lighting PPP. -Finances projects end-to-end, allowing customers to fund large infrastructure upgrades through utility-style models rather than capital outlay. -Typical projects involve underground and overhead distribution upgrades, resilience enhancements, emergency response and energy efficiency across installations nationwide. -The company stands out for owning and operating its systems on military bases, eliminating prolonged outages with dedicated O&M programs. -CLP stays ahead with financial backing, cutting-edge engineering and a full life-cycle approach to utility system delivery—from design to long-term operation.

Sector Specialisms

Security Clearance

-pre‑employment substance abuse testing required. -must obtain military base access security clearance.