Jackson Electric Membership Corporation (EMC)

Over the course of the full 180-day program the Line Worker Intern will: 1. Learn the basics of transformer installation and operation. Learn the characteristics of three phase line operation. 2. Learn to install, move, or removes transformers, security lights, secondaries, service drops, circuit breakers, poles, conductors, capacitors, regulators, reclosers, and/or any other line equipment under direct supervision and when assigned. 3. Learn to install or remove instrument transformers, recording or indicating meters of all types, and learn to make load and voltage tests under direct supervision and when assigned. 4. Learn to patrol distribution lines; learns to operate and maintain related equipment; learn distribution switching, sectionalizing and fusing when assigned. 5. See that assigned trucks, tools, and working equipment are properly used and kept in good working order and that any required repairs are promptly reported to the Line Foreman or assigned Supervisor. 6. Learn modern methods to be able to perform first aid, artificial respiration and pole top rescue/resuscitation. 7. Study line worker manuals and other instructional guidelines to complete requirements outlined in the specifications for this position. 8. Is familiar with and follows the best safety practices set forth in the Cooperative's Safety Manual. 9. Perform other related work of this or any other classification requiring equal or lesser skill when assigned by the Line Foreman or other supervisor. During the internship, Line worker Interns will complete the following educational modules. Each module contains specific related skills competencies.1. Using Tools 2. Basic Electricity Review 3. Climbing Wooden Poles 4. Bucket Trucks 5. Safe Bucket Truck Operation 6. Distribution Line Safety 7. Electrical Safety 8. Distribution 9. Rigging 10. Hydraulic Derricks 11. Multimeter Operation 12. Transformer Connections 1

POSITION DESCRIPTION APPRENTICE LINEMAN / LINEWORKERPOSITION OBJECTIVES: To ensure optimum results in providing prompt, efficient, reliable and courteous service on construction, operation and maintenance requirements of this position which will achieve the objectives of the Cooperative and the department or district to which assigned; to communicate and promote teamwork and cooperation in accordance with the Cooperative's mission, vision and values. Reports to: Line Foreman or other assigned Supervisor Directs: None. Internal: Actively participates within the Cooperative team environment to develop supportive relationships essential to the success of the functions of this position, achieving the results expected and encouraging throughout the organization the concepts of teamwork and cooperative spirit. External: Develops and maintains supportive relationships with member/consumers, the general public, and other external contacts to assure positive results. This position requires medium work; visual acuity in mobile equipment operations with inspection; repetitive motions, hearing, talking, feeling, grasping, lifting, pulling, pushing, walking, standing, reaching, crawling, crouching, kneeling, stooping, balancing, climbing; and is subject to both inside and outside environmental conditions in extreme heat or cold with noise, vibrations, and/or hazards. The following are the essential duties of this position and do not include marginal functions that are incidental to the performance of fundamental job duties. The scope and duties of a given position may change or be temporarily altered based on the needs of Jackson Electric Membership Corporation. This document does not create an employment contract, implied or otherwise, other than an “at will” employment document. Residency: This position requires a residency within a twenty-five (25) mile radius of the Office of employment. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:1. Learns the basics of transformer installation and operation. Learns the characteristics of three phase line operation.2. Learns to install, move, or removes transformers, security lights, secondaries, service drops, circuit breakers, poles, conductors, capacitors, regulators, reclosers, and/or any other line equipment under direct supervision and when assigned.3. Learns to install or remove instrument transformers, recording or indicating meters of all types, and learns to make load and voltage tests under direct supervision and whenassigned.4. Learns to patrol distribution lines; learns to operate and maintain related equipment; learns distribution switching, sectionalizing and fusing when assigned.5. Sees that assigned trucks, tools, and working equipment are properly used and kept in good working order and that any required repairs are promptly reported to the Line Foreman or assigned Supervisor.6. Learns submission guidelines for time, mileage, and gas tickets, material charge-outs and credit-ins, and any other clerical forms or other required procedural work.7. Learns to read and interpret staking sheets; learns all RUS specifications and line construction assemblies; learns the National Electrical Safety Code and applicable portions of the National Electric Code and any other specifications or instructional material the Cooperative may incorporate on line construction. Last Reviewed: 20188. Operates automotive and construction equipment when assigned; complies with all traffic laws, safety rules, regulations and safe practices when operating assigned vehicle; at all times looks out for the safety of the vehicle, occupants and loads.9. Learns modern methods to be able to perform first aid, artificial respiration and pole top rescue/resuscitation.10. Studies the Cooperative's electrical and mechanical tagging rules and other numbering systems. Studies layout and characteristics of electrical distribution lines in the district or area to which assigned.11. Performs on-call duty assignments as a condition of employment when scheduled and required to maintain continuity of service after regular working hours on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays observed by the Cooperative.12. Is available after hours to assist with power restoration and other essential customer service tasks as needed to maintain continuity of service to customers.13. Receives communications and directives, verbally confirms full understanding, and keeps Line Foreman and or other assigned supervisor informed of important information concerning the work performed.14. Studies lineman manuals and other instructional guidelines to complete requirements outlined in the specifications for this position.15. Is familiar with and follows the best safety practices set forth in the Cooperative's SafetyManual.16. Keeps informed of all Cooperative policies and procedures and attends and participates in all required safety meetings scheduled by the Cooperative.17. Participates in annual meeting as required or directed.18. Performs other related work of this or any other classification requiring equal or lesser skill when assigned by the Line Foreman or other supervisor.

CDL Permit-Eligible, High School Graduate or Equivalent