Journey Line Worker Northern New Jersey

FirstEnergy

10h•$49 - $62

About The Position

This posting is for several Journey Line Worker positions across Northern New Jersey with Jersey Central Power and Light, a subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corp. [JCPL] Jersey Central Power & Light is hiring experienced Journey Line workers for multiple locations in New Jersey. There are two regions, Northern New Jersey to include, Summit, Flemington, Washington, Boonton, Dover, Wharton, and Newton. FirstEnergy takes a market-based approach to pay, which may vary depending on your location. In addition, your actual base salary will depend on various factors such as your skills, qualifications, and experience. The estimated pay range for this role is $49.31 - $61.65. Workplace culture includes a supportive environment focused on career growth and development. The team supports the mission of providing best-in-class service to internal and external customers and partnering with key stakeholders to find least-cost and environmentally sound solutions for required construction work.

Requirements

Must be a Journey Line worker with at least 2 years of hands-on experience with electric utility or a utility lines construction contractor.
Must possess a valid CDL Operator’s License.
Must possess the ability to safely operate motor vehicles.
Must possess skills in pole climbing in distribution and transmission, installing and removing poles, towers, structures, installing and changing transformers.
Must have a thorough knowledge of principles and operation of transmission and distribution systems.
Must have an advanced knowledge in elements of applied electricity including AC and DC circuits.
Must demonstrate a questioning attitude to learn, produce results, and develop relationships.
Must understand the practices and procedures for clearing and grounding lines and the equipment for the protection of the public, personnel and property.
Must know the mechanical and dielectric characteristics and properties of the materials used in making cables and cable joints.
Must understand the practices, principles of operation and the proper application of equipment as prescribed by the company for safety, first aid, and rescue.
Must have a basic understanding of National Electric Code and NESC.
Must be able to interpret complex prints and specifications.
Must be able to perform heavy physical work indoors and outdoors in all seasons.
Must prepare legible and accurate reports using paper documents and mobile computer.
You Must be able to produce qualification certificate showing you are a qualified journey line worker.

Responsibilities

Under general supervision, engages in any work of construction, maintenance and repair of transmission and distribution lines.
Demonstrating a solid commitment to all aspects of safety.
Installing and removing poles, installing and changing insulator assemblies, stringing, splicing and tying in conductors.
Working on energized lines when required and operating high-pressure insulator washers.
Performing various operations such as transferring circuit loads by making cuts and taps.
Making cutovers from old poles and equipment to new or temporary installations.
Locating faults on open or grounded street light circuits.
Demonstrating sound internal and external customer service.
Inspecting poles, lines and co-worker’s equipment.
Assisting with the directing and training of less experienced employees.

Benefits

Robust Career Development Program
Overtime opportunities
Paid Vacation Time
Paid time off to perform volunteer work (VTO)
HealthyLiving Wellness Program
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Active Employee Business Resource Groups (EBRGs)
competitive pay plus incentive compensation
a company-sponsored pension plan
401(k) savings plan with matching employer contribution
a choice of medical, prescription drug, dental, vision, and life insurance programs
skills development training with tuition reimbursement