Electrical Apprentice Training Program Jobs in Sebring, FL

If you did not receive this link directly from your school, please apply to R40330 which is also located on the Duke Energy Careers Site.

If you are not currently attending a Lineworker School you will need to apply to posting Line Apprentice - Florida (Multiple Locations) which you can find posted on the Duke Energy website.

TheLine Apprentice position supports the operations process in providing and maintaining service to new and existing customers by learning a working knowledge of computer system, tools, equipment, and material. Employees in theLine Apprentice position will learn the day-to-day operations and specifications of the distribution system. In addition to normal work hours, employees in the Line Apprentice position must be available to be on-call with a more experienced person, as required, and to work all hours, as needed, day or night, weekends or holidays, during planned outages or emergency situations. Employees in theLine Apprentice position must learn to perform all duties in a safe manner and adhere to all company safety rules and procedures.

Staring Pay: $26.56per hour

The Line Apprentice positions will be located throughout Duke Energy's Florida region. The exact location will be determined based on business needs at the time of offer. Locations are subject to change. Relocation will be entirely at your own expense. In the next section, you will be able to select your preferred location and your second preferred location. The choices are as follows:

Location Information:

• Highland Ops Center Sebring FL - 5020 Kenilworth Blvd Sebring, FL 33870

• South East Orlando - 8407 Boggy Creek Rd Orlando, FL 32824

• Trenton Ops Center - 1532 East Wade St. Trenton, FL 32693

Responsibilities for this position include but are not limited to the following:

• Construct, maintain, and repair electrical distribution systems, including overhead and underground lines

• Install and repair electrical equipment such as street lighting and load control devices

• Construct overhead and underground distribution lines based on engineering specifications, including setting poles, pulling cable, setting transformers, etc.

• Install equipment such as transformers, capacitors, regulators, load control devices, meters, street lights, safe lights, etc.

• Maintain and repair equipment such as checking and doing preventative maintenance; Also, involves using test equipment such as volt and amp meters to measure the performance of equipment

• Respond to trouble calls when equipment fails and/or electrical service is interrupted

• Shift Work, Overtime, Weekend Work.

• Frequent travel

• Work environment ranges from indoors to outside in varying degrees of heat and cold weather conditions

• Emergency situations may require working at night and in inclement weather

• Subject to confined spaces, (manholes, vaults, etc.)

• Subject to periodic call-out duty and subject to second and third shift schedules

• Field Mobility Classification - Work will be performed in various field locations, as needed, after the onboarding period. However, field employees are required to live within a reasonable daily commute to their assigned work location.

Basic/Required Qualifications:

• High school diploma or GED

• Valid driver's license

• Military experience

• Certificate from Lineman's Training School or currently attending in a Lineman Training Program

• Experience in utility, electrical, telephone, cable tv, plumbing, tree trimming, building/construction, or cell towers

• Experience with law enforcement, fire department, farming, or fence building

• Experience with responding to natural disasters or emergency situations (storm response such as hurricanes, tornado, wind event, high water; emergency responses such as fires, auto accidents, etc.)

Job Specific Requirements:

• Ability to successfully complete the Virtual Assessment for Lineworkers (VAL). Please Read: Upon successfully submitting your application for this position, you will be invited to take the online test, the Modern Hire Virtual Assessment for Lineworker. Please ensure that you read all instructions carefully prior to beginning the online test. You will have 72 hours to complete your assessment (online test) immediately following submission of your application.

• Ability to successfully complete the Physical Abilities Test (PAT).

• Ability to obtain DOT Certification

• Respirator Clearance

• Ability to obtain a valid Class A commercial driver's license (CDL) in the state for which you are hire within one year of hire.

• Successful background check and drug screen

• Work schedule requires working various shifts as business needs arise

• Position has on-call responsibilities as scheduled and generally available at others times as needed, demonstrate the ability to work independently, and to work all hours as needed, day or night, weekends or holidays, and in all weather conditions to perform work required during planned and emergency outages

• Requires ability to travel and stay overnight to various locations and work extended hours to assist in major storm restoration

• Ability to stand a minimum of 5-6 hours; may be on ground, in a bucket on a line truck, or at the top of a distribution pole

• Ability to sit for a minimum of 2-3 hours; may be driving a truck or sitting in a manhole or an underground vault

• Ability to move frequently to unload equipment and to install/maintain/repair equipment

• Ability to lift, push and pull up to 75 pounds

• Ability to frequently climb or use authorized equipment to reach various heights and breadths

• Ability to frequently and repetitively bend/stoop/squat

• Ability to differentiate between colors (color vision)

• Manual dexterity to operate small hand tools, turn small knobs, etc.

• This position has a residency requirement of residing 60 minutes from your residence to your base work location. Relocation will be entirely at your own expense.