North Carolina for Military Employment (NC4ME)
Jacksonville, NC
Summary description:
Pike Electric LLC's lineman apprenticeship program spans 17 weeks and is designed to train individuals interested in pursuing a career as utility linemen. The program aims to provide comprehensive and hands-on training in the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical power and telecommunication systems. Participants undergo a structured curriculum that covers various aspects of the lineman profession, including safety protocols, climbing techniques, equipment operation, and troubleshooting procedures.The purpose of the program is to equip apprentices with the essential skills and knowledge needed for a successful career in the utility industry. Through a combination of classroom instruction and practical field experience, apprentices gain expertise in working with power lines, utility poles, and related infrastructure. Safety is a paramount focus, ensuring that apprentices learn and adhere to industry best practices, regulations, and safety standards.Over the 17-week period, participants engage in both theoretical and hands-on learning experiences, preparing them for the challenges and responsibilities of a lineman role. Upon completion of the apprenticeship program, individuals are well-prepared to contribute effectively to the maintenance and enhancement of electrical and telecommunication systems within the utility sector. The program serves as a stepping stone for individuals seeking a rewarding and impactful career in the field of utility linework.
Job description:
A utility lineman is responsible for installing, repairing, and maintaining electrical power and telecommunication systems. They work on utility poles and power lines, ensuring that the infrastructure is in optimal condition. Key tasks include setting up and repairing power lines, installing transformers, conducting routine inspections, and responding to outages or emergencies. Linemen often work outdoors, sometimes at great heights, and follow strict safety procedures to minimize risks associated with their job. They may also be involved in troubleshooting and diagnosing issues in the electrical or telecommunication systems they work on.
Multi-site OJT to observe and conduct training on various Pike projects.
Eligibility factors:
All Services
This opportunity is for transitioning service members only.
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