Line Trouble Shooter 1/C T&D

Iberdrola•Alfred, ME

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Line Trouble Shooter 1/C T&D is responsible for safely performing all types of transmission and distribution pole line work. This includes climbing poles, installing or maintaining crossarms, pins, insulators, wires and cable, transformers, cutouts, lightning arrestors, and related equipment. The role involves working on energized lines and equipment in accordance with Company standards and safety regulations. The position also requires assuming responsibility for emergency duty with minimal supervision, directing lower-rated workers, and sharing standby requirements. Additionally, the role involves preparing necessary records and performing other assigned duties.

Requirements

Must be a graduate of an approved vocational school, institute, or college with acceptable grades majoring in electrical and line worker training or have previous experience in line work.
A qualified applicant may also be a first-class service worker, line worker apprentice or above.
Must have a valid Class A driver's license unless you were a Lineworker with a Class B driver’s license prior to 7/1/2009, and a good record of safe driving.
Is subject to the Company random drug and alcohol testing policy.
Must reside within an acceptable distance (45 minutes) from their regular reporting location or be willing to relocate within nine months of transfer and be available for emergency assignments.
Must practice Company safety policies and procedures.
Must be capable of performing all the essential functions of the classification.

Nice To Haves

34 kV Rubber Glove Rated

Responsibilities

Safely performs all types of transmission and distribution pole line work, including climbing poles, installing or maintaining crossarms, pins, insulators, wires and cable, transformers, cutouts, lightning arrestors and related equipment.
Works on energizes lines and equipment in accordance with Company’s Distribution and/or Transmission Standards and Safety Regulations.
Assumes the responsibility of emergency duty with a minimum of supervision and directs the activities of lower rated workers. Sharing the standby requirements of the area.
Prepares and keeps such records as may be necessary and performs other appropriate work as may be assigned.