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Apprentice Lineman will be responsible to spot all utilities when necessary by diggingthem up so ... Essential duties: Follow safety rules and practices (Wearing PPE, Set-upWork Zone, Proper ...

Apprentice Lineman will be responsible to spot all utilities when necessary by diggingthem up so ... Essential duties: Follow safety rules and practices (Wearing PPE, Set-upWork Zone, Proper ...

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Coach/Bus Operator Apprentice - Class 11 (CDL Permit Holders): November 2, 2026; Class 12 (Full CDL ... Follow Company policy for handling lost articles including a visual inspection of the bus at the ...

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URD Lineman Apprentice

Miami, FL

Full-time

Re-posted 8 days ago


Job description

This is an entry-level position to craftwork. The Apprenticelineman is required to assist inperforming tasks for Line work with a qualified Lineman. The Apprentice Lineman will knowhow to set up a Safe Work Zone set-up upon arrival at the job site and know other SafetySystems. Apprentice Lineman will be responsible to spot all utilities when necessary by diggingthem up so that they can be verified, and safely dig adequatepits, approximately 4 1/2 feet deep,and trenches to be worked in. In conjunction with other members of the crew, the ApprenticeLineman will prepare materials to be installed, handle wireto be installed and other materialsneeded for the job. As with all crewmembers, an ApprenticeLineman will maintainhousekeeping and do general clean up. When the work is complete, the Apprentice Lineman willassist in correctly backfilling pits and holes, know how to safely do stub-ups and tie-ins, as welllay sod, and do site restoration.

Essential duties:

Follow safety rules and practices (Wearing PPE, Set-upWork Zone, Proper DiggingTechniques)

Dig pits and trenches as directed by supervision.

Know the tooling for line work and how to use, adjust and calibrate them.

Safely spot utilities in the bore path.

Know what safety equipment is used in line work and how to test and examine it before use.

Know proper handling, storage and transporting of conduits, wire, pipe and materials.

Know proper methods of safely splicing conduits and stubbing up pipe and wire in toenclosures

Know Lockout I Tag-out and tagging procedures.

Know how to read and understand a print for the system(s) they are working on.

Site clean-up.

Understand the terminology use in line work.

Know electric Safety and how electricity works. (Static, AC, DC, Grounding, Phases, Step

potential)

Restoration and landscape disturbed areas of the job site.

Know and understand the operation of support equipment; digging equipment, vac-units, reeltrailers, etc.

Know Transformer safety and the parts of a Transformer.

Know and understand the different types of electrical equipment used on a system. (Hand hole,pedestal, pull through cabinet, Switch Gear).

Know proper cable pulling procedures.

Understand and demonstrate the proper methods for determiningif a line is energized or not.

Know the proper materials used for making terminations andproper crimping standards.

Know and demonstrate the proper methods and standards for making Secondary Terminations.

Know and demonstrate the proper methods and standards for building and elbow.

Know and demonstrate the proper methods and standards for making a splice on Secondarycables.

Know and demonstrate the proper methods and standards for making a splice on a Primarycable.

Demonstrate an aptitude to learn the duties required in theLineman position.