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This week, there’s a noticeable demand for linemen, especially those with remote work capabilities. If you’re considering a change or looking to work from home, now might be a good time to explore these opportunities. Critical needs are popping up too, so it’s worth keeping an eye on those listings.
This Week’s Jobs
Lineman Company: Southwire | Location: Remote/Oth
If you’re a Class B Lineman, First Class Power Lineman, or Cable Splicer, this remote opportunity could be right up your alley.
Lineman Company: Southwire | Location: Remote/Other
Another spot for Class B Linemen and Cable Splicers. Work from anywhere and keep your skills sharp.
Lineman Company: Southwire | Location: Us, US
Plenty of opportunities for Class B Linemen across the US. Check it out if you’re open to traveling or relocating.
Lineman Company: Southwire | Location: Remote/Other
A remote role perfect for those with Class B Lineman or Cable Splicing experience. Flexibility is key here.
Underground Lineman Company: Southwire | Location: Ft Worth, TX
If you’re in or near Fort Worth, this underground lineman position could be just what you’re looking for.
Journeyman Lineman Company: Southwire | Location: Miami, FL
For those of you in sunny Miami, there’s an opening for a Journeyman Lineman. Great chance to work in a vibrant city.
Underground Lineman Company: Southwire | Location: Remote/Other
Remote work for underground linemen is available. Perfect for those who want to keep working from home.
Underground Lineman Company: Southwire | Location: Remote/Other
Another remote role for underground linemen. Stay home and stay safe while doing what you do best.
Underground Lineman Company: Southwire | Location: Remote/Oth
Join the team as a remote underground lineman and enjoy the flexibility of working from home.
Underground Lineman Company: Southwire | Location: Us, US
Opportunities for underground linemen are available across the US. Explore this if you’re open to new locations.
these real-time postings disappear fast — what’s worked for me is applying within an hour with CDL/OSHA-10 attached and a quick line on UG fault locating. “chance to work in a vibrant city. Apply Here Underground Lineman Company: Southwire | Location: Remote/Other Remote work for underground linemen is” usually code for travel-ready, not true WFH, so keep a go-bag and your hotspot/VPN tested.
I’ve had better luck on remote postings when I put ‘storm assessor’ or ‘switching coordinator’ in the subject along with my timezone and on-call window — like tagging a pole so dispatch spots you fast. @lgreen85 is right on speed; small caveat: a lot of ‘remote’ gigs still want travel for storm sets, so ask about the deployment radius up front.
I’ve landed a few remote lineman gigs by opening with a two‑liner of voltage classes I’ve worked (4kV–34.5kV), platforms (OMS/ArcGIS/Maximo), and my on‑call window — it signals I can jump on ‘critical needs’ right away. Small caveat: a lot of “remote” posts still expect storm travel, so I include my drive radius and PPE ready status — a go‑bag for the keyboard.
Quick tip: I put ‘fiber 500/500 + UPS and hotspot failover, dual monitors’ in the first line so they know I can stay online during storms — my remote callbacks jumped. For ‘critical needs’, I apply then call the desk if a number’s listed — beats the portal for me, @jriana82.