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Location: Birmingham, Lincoln, Calera, Gadsden, Tuscaloosa, AL(On-site)
Employment Type:
Full-Time Salary:
$45.00 -$60.00 hourly
Company Introduction This role is with a respected contractor that builds, maintains, and upgrades high-voltage transmission lines for major utilities across the region. Their crews are known for strong safety practices, technical excellence, and dependable performance in demanding outdoor environments. The work directly supports grid reliability and long-term infrastructure improvement.
Role Overview Were looking for an experienced Transmission Technician/Lineman to support overhead transmission construction and maintenance. The job involves climbing, operating heavy equipment, installing transmission components, and working on energized systems when qualified. Individuals who enjoy physical, hands‑on work and fast‑moving field conditions will thrive here.
Experienced workers may also share knowledge with less‑tenured team members and help maintain strong crew performance.
Core Responsibilities
Construct, repair, and maintain overhead transmission structures and hardware
Install conductor, OPGW, shield wire, and associated components
Assist with framing, assembling, and positioning steel poles and H‑frame structures
Climb poles and towers using approved fall‑protection systems
Apply proper grounding, PPE, and clearance procedures
Operate cranes, digger derricks, and other transmission equipment
Troubleshoot issues on high‑voltage systems when trained/authorized
Review work packets, staking sheets, and related drawings
Maintain tools, trucks, and climbing gear
Support training and development of junior crew members
Travel to various job sites and assist during storm response
Work outdoors in all weather, at height, and in physically demanding conditions
Participate in overtime, on‑call rotations, and extended restoration periods
Required Background
Background in transmission line construction or maintenance
Journeyman‑level knowledge or equivalent field experience
High school diploma/GED or technical training
Valid drivers license (CDL preferred)
Ability to climb tall structures and lift 50+ lbs
Understanding of grounding, induction, phasing, and protection principles
Familiarity with OSHA rules, fall‑protection, and LOTO procedures
Ability to read drawings, schematics, and work instructions
Willingness to travel, work overtime, and assist during emergencies
Additional training such as First Aid/CPR, rigging, or signal person is a plus
Experience with energized work or substation tie‑ins is beneficial
Prior mentorship or lead‑worker experience is valued
Competitive salary based on experience
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
Company‑paid life and long‑term disability coverage
401(k) with employer match
Paid holidays and PTO
Ongoing high‑voltage training and skills development
Phone reimbursement or company‑issued device
Travel pay and per diem when working away from home
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Full-Time Salary:
$45.00 -$60.00 hourly
Company Introduction This role is with a respected contractor that builds, maintains, and upgrades high-voltage transmission lines for major utilities across the region. Their crews are known for strong safety practices, technical excellence, and dependable performance in demanding outdoor environments. The work directly supports grid reliability and long-term infrastructure improvement.
Role Overview Were looking for an experienced Transmission Technician/Lineman to support overhead transmission construction and maintenance. The job involves climbing, operating heavy equipment, installing transmission components, and working on energized systems when qualified. Individuals who enjoy physical, hands‑on work and fast‑moving field conditions will thrive here.
Experienced workers may also share knowledge with less‑tenured team members and help maintain strong crew performance.
Core Responsibilities
Construct, repair, and maintain overhead transmission structures and hardware
Install conductor, OPGW, shield wire, and associated components
Assist with framing, assembling, and positioning steel poles and H‑frame structures
Climb poles and towers using approved fall‑protection systems
Apply proper grounding, PPE, and clearance procedures
Operate cranes, digger derricks, and other transmission equipment
Troubleshoot issues on high‑voltage systems when trained/authorized
Review work packets, staking sheets, and related drawings
Maintain tools, trucks, and climbing gear
Support training and development of junior crew members
Travel to various job sites and assist during storm response
Work outdoors in all weather, at height, and in physically demanding conditions
Participate in overtime, on‑call rotations, and extended restoration periods
Required Background
Background in transmission line construction or maintenance
Journeyman‑level knowledge or equivalent field experience
High school diploma/GED or technical training
Valid drivers license (CDL preferred)
Ability to climb tall structures and lift 50+ lbs
Understanding of grounding, induction, phasing, and protection principles
Familiarity with OSHA rules, fall‑protection, and LOTO procedures
Ability to read drawings, schematics, and work instructions
Willingness to travel, work overtime, and assist during emergencies
Additional training such as First Aid/CPR, rigging, or signal person is a plus
Experience with energized work or substation tie‑ins is beneficial
Prior mentorship or lead‑worker experience is valued
Competitive salary based on experience
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
Company‑paid life and long‑term disability coverage
401(k) with employer match
Paid holidays and PTO
Ongoing high‑voltage training and skills development
Phone reimbursement or company‑issued device
Travel pay and per diem when working away from home
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