Electrical Lineworker & Management
Construction
Jobs: 376Wage: $24-$31/hr
Duration: 2 years
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Power Line Worker
Career Overview
Electrical power-line installers and repairers install and maintain the power grid: the network of cables and wires that moves electricity from generating plants to consumers.
As an electrical power line installer, you can earn while you learn. Electrical power-line installers and repairers typically complete apprenticeships or other employer-sponsored training programs.
Skills & Qualities
Successful professionals in this field typically have:
Work at heights
Work outside
Physical strength
Constant travel
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Requirements
High school diploma/GED
Although not mandatory, certification is available for electrical power-line installers and repairers.
How much might I earn?
As you gain more experience and certifications, your wages in this job can increase over time.
1
Entry Level
$24 - $31/hrRight after Training
After completing your training program and any necessary certifications.
2
Experienced
$48 - $53/hrExperienced Professional
Able to work more independently, with more advanced skills and responsibility.
Training Programs for becoming a Power Line Worker
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Electrical Lineworker Technology
Construction
Jobs: 376Wage: $24-$31/hr
Duration: 6-18 months
U.S. Work Authorization
Financial Documents
HS Diploma/GED