What are the responsibilities and job description for the Apprentice Lineman position at Canadian Valley Electric?
Applicants in this position will be registered in the DOL Line Maintainer Apprentice program and be required to complete coursework through the Merchant's program.
Previous linework experience and school completion may be given as credit into the program.
Seeking individuals that have the following skills and/or knowledge:
- Ability to troubleshoot and have strong critical thinking skills.
- Exhibit excellent customer service.
- Ability to learn and maintain a high level of technical information and education in regard to High Voltage Linework.
- Knowledge or ability to learn the operation of heavy machine equipment (trencher, backhoe, basket truck, etc.)
- Exhibit a habit of continuous learning.
- Maintain a thorough knowledge of applicable traffic laws and rules governing safe driving practices.
- Ability to meet testing and hour requirements for the Registered Apprentice Lineman program.
Other position requirements:
- Have and maintain a CDL Class A driver’s license (or have the ability to obtain one within 6 months of hire date).
- This position has a residency requirement of 30 minute drive time of the Seminole or Wetumka office (I-40 and Us 377 intersection). Applicants that live outside of the mile radius will have 6 months from hire date to move within the requirement.
- Qualified applicants must have a High School diploma or GED.
- Applicant must also pass pre-employment DOT physical, background check, and, DOT drug screen.
Complete job description may be provided upon request.
Applicants needing accommodation of a paper application may contact Rhonda Maston, 405-230-1440 or 405-566-9051.
This institution is an Equal Opportunity Employer
- Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative is building a team for a transformation in utility operations. We are on the move to support evolving member/customer needs, embrace grid automation, enhanced communications and positioning for significant economic growth in the areas East of Oklahoma City.
- Our people are passionate about putting members first and are committed to service excellence in under-served areas. Ideal candidates continually challenge the status quo and raise the level of service through process improvements and technical innovation.
- Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative provides metropolitan services and jobs to our rural communities. Our continuing commitment to community and charitable outreach is a testament to our deep investment in the communities we serve.
- Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative serves approximately 24,000 meters and 19,000 members in 10 Oklahoma counties. CVEC is consistently in the top 5 lowest cost power providers in Oklahoma. We provide safe, reliable, and affordable energy to our members with conservative financial practices and sound infrastructure investments.