Class C Transmission Lineman
Peak Utility Services Group · Clay, KY · 1 mo ago
ManufacturingFull-time
About the role
5 Star Electric, LLC (5 Star) is a premier full-service provider of electrical construction, maintenance, and repair services with offices in Western Kentucky and Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas. 5 Star specializes in Distribution and Transmission Power Line work, Substation, Industrial, Commercial, Streetlighting, and Fiber installations.
Our Core Values: Guided by Safety. Focused on Communities. Powered by Care.
Essential Functions
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. The Transmission Lineman – C Class is responsible for all Groundman/Apprentice 1 responsibilities in addition to working de-energized lines and equipment.
Responsibilities
- Thorough knowledge of methods, practices and equipment of electrical line work
- Thorough knowledge of the hazards of electrical work and necessary safety precautions
- Ability to climb poles and perform strenuous duties in a variety of weather conditions
- Ability to follow oral and written instructions and communicate effectively verbally and in writing
- Ability to work with angry or difficult customers
- Skill in operating listed tools and equipment
- Ability to accurately read and record data from various types of meter dials
- Ability to work in inclement weather
- Ability to operate service truck
- Digs holes and sets poles for electrical lines
- Strings wire on new construction or in repairing line breaks
- Sets and connects transformers and other electrical distribution equipment
- Climbs poles and makes necessary repairs
- Trims trees along electrical lines and performs related work as required
- Responds to work orders for utility disconnections, reconnections, new orders, and other public works service
- Maintains assigned tools and equipment
- You must stand on-call after working hours as needed and directed
- Class C Lineman is responsible for ensuring safety standards for himself and his crew and is responsible for his/her own safety at all times
- Safety should be the number one priority of any apprentice lineman
- It is the apprentice lineman's responsibility to report all accidents/incidents to the foreman immediately and to make the foreman aware of any known potential safety hazards that may exist
- Other duties as assigned
Success Factors
- Must be able to work outdoors in diverse terrain and in all weather conditions
- Physical capabilities required to safely operate a motor vehicle in all driving conditions
- Possesses sight, strength and coordination necessary to safely and effectively operate heavy and light equipment and tools
- Lifts up to 50 pounds
- Climbs poles and works at heights
- Duties entail full-body exertion, strenuous lifting, carrying, pushing and pulling
- Required to stand, walk, and use hands to finger, handle, feel or operate objects, tools, or controls
- Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision and the ability to adjust focus
Experience and Education
One to Two (1-2) years of experience or equivalent hours.
Qualifications
- Possession of, or ability to obtain, a valid State of Residence Driver License is required
- Must have a Valid Class A CDL and current medical examiner card
- Candidates must pass criminal and Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) background checks and pass a pre-employment drug screen
- Must be able to work outdoors in diverse terrain and in all weather conditions
- Must complete OSHA 10hr Safety Training Program within 60 days
- Completion of formal training program or at least four years of verifiable experience including three years of energized work
- Successful completion of appropriate knowledge and skills examinations
- Compliance with Safety Performance Standards
- May be Employee Performance Tested to a higher level with testing and verifiable experience
- Completion of Insulate/Isolate Course
- Critical review and recommendations from Operations, Safety/Training
- Must have ability for frequent travel on needed training requirements and potential for overtime including storm work