Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.
The job market’s buzzing this week, especially for linemen skilled in both overhead and underground work. There’s a steady demand for journeymen linemen, and some remote opportunities are popping up too. If you’re looking for a change, now’s a good time to consider your options.
This Week’s Jobs
Journeyman Lineman Company: Chelan County PUD | Location: Wenatchee, WA
This position involves working with rotating or heavy equipment. You’ll need either college transcripts or a journey-level lineman card. Apply Here
Appr Lineman Company: Southern Company | Location: Forest Park, GA
They’re seeking apprentice linemen for transmission work on high voltages, ideal for those starting in the field. Apply Here
Lineman Company: Grant County PUD | Location: Ephrata, WA
Work involves both overhead and underground power lines. Journeyman status recognized by the district is a must. Apply Here
Apprentice Qualified Lineman (Local 125) Company: PacifiCorp | Location: Truth Or Consequences, NM
An opportunity for those in the apprentice stage looking to power their greatness with PacifiCorp. Apply Here
Distribution Lineman Company: OGE Energy Corp. | Location: Oklahoma City, OK
Ideal for certified journeymen keen on maintaining engineering technology and power plant operations. Apply Here
Underground Lineman Company: Southwire | Location: Ft Worth, TX
Requires a Class B Lineman, First Class Power Lineman, or Cable Splicer. Perfect for those with a strong background in underground work. Apply Here
Journeyman Lineman Company: MasTec Advanced Technologies | Location: Douglasville, GA
Responsible for construction and maintenance of power lines and poles. A solid role for experienced journeymen. Apply Here
Journeyman Lineman Company: Southwire | Location: Miami, FL
For those with a Class B Lineman certification, this role offers a chance to work in sunny Florida. Apply Here
Underground Lineman Company: Southwire | Location: Remote/Oth
A remote role for a Class B Lineman or similar. Great for those who prefer working from anywhere. Apply Here
Underground Lineman Company: Southwire | Location: Us, US
This position is open for a Class B Lineman, First Class Power Lineman, or Cable Splicer. Highly flexible with location. Apply Here
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Remote roles are scarce but valuable for those who prefer flexibility. Here’s a solid opportunity to work remotely while staying in the power industry.
Field Construction Coordinator-Part Time-Electric Utilities-Transmission-Substation Company: Think Power Solutions LLC | Location: Dallas, TX
Ideal for those with an electrical lineman background looking for part-time work. Apply Here
Field Construction Coordinator-Part Time-Electric Utilities-Transmission-Substation Company: Think Power Solutions LLC | Location: Dallas, TX
Offers flexibility for experienced linemen wanting to work remotely in the utility sector. Apply Here
Caught a remote OH/UG storm-hardening call that posted at 7:30 a.m — and it was gone by lunch; having my CDL, OSHA-10, and OQ cards in one PDF let me hit send in under 2 minutes. Set alerts and keep a short cover note ready — the board updates in “real-time” and journeyman spots disappear fast: Powerlineman - Built By Linemen, For Linemen - - Powerlineman Workforce. If you’re counting on per diem, ask first or you’ll burn time on dead leads.
, the “apply promptly” warning is real — my last remote OH/UG lead vanished before 9; I set 6:45 a.m. alerts and use a pre-filled email with subject, travel radius, and a single zip (resume + JL card + references) so I can send in under a minute. @james45’s speed tip is spot on; small caveat, a lot of “remote” listings still mean weeklong travel or storm standby, so read the fine print.
Echoing @victoria_san81: I treat my app kit like a storm bag — ready to grab — with a 60‑second call script and a one‑pager of ‘certs + availability + travel radius’ in the cloud so I can fire it off fast. Small caveat: some ‘remote’ postings turn into travel‑after‑week‑one — confirm per diem, truck pay, and duration on the first call; seeing decent per diem anywhere this week?
I get faster callbacks when I text a single cloud link to a PDF with CDL/med card, certs, and earliest start — @chloe62 put me onto that and it’s been my 20‑second “go” move. Just confirm if “remote” means true off‑site or “dispatch from home” with travel baked.