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InnPower

Powerline Technician Journeyperson

Innisfil, ON · On-site

CA$54.42/hr

... hi-pot * Perform regular stand-by duty (30-minute response time) and emergency call-outs. * Troubleshoot and analyze with the use of operating maps, service maps and experienced observation, line ...

Capita Customer Management

Selborne, part of Capita's Public Service division, is a Capita-led project, with world class, hi ... line. And we're building modern apprenticeships, reviewing course content and creating a better ...

Coegi

Director of Project Management

Toronto, ON · Hybrid

CA$110K - CA$143K/yr

Use front-line experience to pressure-test PMO standards and surface insights for the broader ... hi-potential retention. Provide monthly updates to the leadership team on status, risks, and ...

Hydro Ottawa

Power Cable Technician

Ottawa, ON · Hybrid

Perform live line work on the underground system following approved methods. * Perform all work in ... hi-pot. * Coordinate work with crews, other related work groups and contractors and customers.

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SYSTRA

Illumination Engineer

Toronto, ON · On-site

... line, increasing the capacity of the existing infrastructure, privatization of a railway. ... Conduct design verification activities including photometric testing, electrical safety testing (hi ...

Alstom

Track & OCS Technician

Finch, ON

... line, such as fences, track, turnouts, litter picking, greens management, drainage control of the ... Driving and managing non-revenue vehicles such as railroad cranes, ballast regulators, and Hi-Rail ...

Alstom

Track & OCS Technician

Finch, ON

... line, such as fences, track, turnouts, litter picking, greens management, drainage control of the ... Driving and managing non-revenue vehicles such as railroad cranes, ballast regulators, and Hi-Rail ...

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What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a hi line worker?

To thrive as a Hi Line worker (Power Line Technician), you need a thorough understanding of electrical systems, safety protocols, and a relevant technical diploma or apprenticeship certification. Familiarity with specialized tools, climbing gear, and equipment like bucket trucks and voltage testers is essential. Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work well under pressure in physically demanding environments set top performers apart. These skills are crucial to ensure the safety, reliability, and efficiency of electrical power infrastructure maintenance and repair.

What is the difference between Hi Line vs Line Worker?

AspectHi LineLine Worker
Required CredentialsHigh school diploma, safety training, OSHA certificationsHigh school diploma, safety training, OSHA certifications
Work EnvironmentHigh-voltage areas, outdoor and industrial settingsAssembly lines, manufacturing plants, industrial settings
Employer & Industry UsageUtility companies, electrical industryManufacturing, production facilities
Common Search & ComparisonHi Line vs Line Worker

The main difference between a Hi Line worker and a Line Worker lies in their work environments and specific roles. Hi Line workers typically handle high-voltage electrical lines and work outdoors in utility settings, requiring specialized safety training. Line Workers often work on assembly lines or manufacturing plants, focusing on production tasks. Both roles require similar certifications but differ in industry focus and work conditions.

What are common challenges faced by hi line field service technicians, and how can they be addressed?

Hi Line field service technicians often manage a large territory independently, which requires strong organizational and time-management skills. A common challenge is efficiently planning routes and maintaining consistent communication with clients while ensuring all inventory is properly managed. To address these challenges, successful technicians utilize Hi Line's digital tools for scheduling and inventory tracking, and proactively engage with supervisors and peers for support and best practices. Building strong customer relationships also helps foster repeat business and smooth service calls.

What is a hi line?

Hi Line jobs typically refer to positions involving the maintenance, repair, and construction of high-voltage power transmission lines. These jobs are crucial for ensuring the reliable delivery of electricity over long distances. Workers in these roles, often called lineworkers or linemen, are trained to safely work at great heights and handle live electrical equipment. Hi Line jobs require specialized training and certifications due to the physical demands and inherent risks involved.
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Infographic showing various Hi Line job openings in Ontario as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 85% Full Time, 10% Part Time, 3% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 93% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 4% Remote job distribution.

Powerline Technician Journeyperson

InnPower

Innisfil, ON • On-site

CA$54.42/hr

Full-time

Retirement

Re-posted 5 days ago

Job description

Join us at InnPower as a Powerline Technician Journeyperson!


About Us

Located at 7251 Yonge Street in Innisfil, InnPower is one of the fastest growing electrical utilities in 
Ontario, servicing the Town of Innisfil and South Barrie. We serve our community as the local hydro 
utility – looking after the distribution (“wires”) business – with approximately 24,000 customers, and a 
service territory of 292 square kilometres.


We’ve created an inclusive culture where employees are encouraged to share new ideas and opinions, and have their voices heard!


Our Mission: To deliver the energy our communities depend on to grow and prosper, with a commitment to safety and reliability, and a passion for value-added services to our customers, employees, and shareholder.


Our Vision: To be one of Canada’s most innovative utilities, committed to boldly leading change, to create maximum value for our stakeholders.

Our Values:

  • Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE) Stewardship
  • Innovation & Sustainability
  • Fiscal Prudence
  • Fostering a Collaborative, Supportive & Respectful Culture
  • Community Leadership & Presence

Why work for InnPower?

  • We offer an excellent benefits package and pension program!
  • We’re growing – come join the excitement!
  • We have cultivated a culture of innovation, learning, and development!


The Opportunity

InnPower is growing! We're seeking a highly motivated Powerline Technician Journeyperson to perform maintenance, construction and repair of overhead and underground distribution systems, as well as the maintenance and operation of vehicles and equipment pertaining to the line trade.


Responsibilities include, but not limited to:

  • Operate 44kV, 27.6/16kV and 8.32/4.8kV primary systems utilizing bare hand, live line, rubber glove technique, and deenergized work methods.
  • Build, operate and maintain 120/240V and 600/347V secondary systems including sentinel light assets.
  • Perform the construction of overhead lines; setting and framing of poles, stringing and energizing conductors in accordance with InnPower standards and Regulation 22/04.
  • Perform the construction of underground circuits; installation of primary and secondary equipment, ducts, conductors, cables, terminations, splicing and the energization of conductors in accordance with InnPower standards and Regulation 22/04.
  • Operate underground electrical equipment for cable locating, fault finding and hi-pot
  • Perform regular stand-by duty (30-minute response time) and emergency call-outs.
  • Troubleshoot and analyze with the use of operating maps, service maps and experienced observation, line faults and power quality problems.
  • Trim trees around energized electrical power lines utilizing chain saws and other
  • Dig and excavate pole holes and splice pits.
  • Check, repair, clean and/or replace tools and equipment.
  • Operate, maintain and clean line vehicles, boom, bucket and jib.
  • Provide guidance for construction crews when in proximity to live conductors.
  • Maintenance of reclosures, voltage regulators and capacitors.
  • Install and replace domestic meters.
  • Assist line and forestry contractors when required.
  • Provide advice to customers regarding their services and energy use.
  • Assist in the training of Apprentices.
  • Assist in contract monitoring.
  • Perform other duties within the context of the job.


Qualifications:

  • Grade 12 high school diploma or equivalent.
  • MEA/E&USA/Ministry Apprenticeship Program completion Powerline Technician status.
  • Red Seal Certification of Qualification.
  • A valid Ontario Class 'DZ' Driver's Licence (must obtain 'AZ' within 5 months of hire) and possess an excellent driving record.
  • Standard First Aid /CPR, WHMIS and Utility Work Protection Code.
  • Good hearing, eyesight and hand/eye coordination.
  • Ability to safely operate line trade-related vehicles and equipment and fall arrest.
  • Ability to safely work at heights, confined spaces and other various job duties regardless of outdoor weather conditions or distractions.
  • Ability to work safely and effectively with hand tools and safely carry heavy equipment.
  • Good communication (written and verbal), organizational, record-keeping, interpersonal and problem-solving skills.
  • Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, maps, drawings and procedure manuals.
  • Ability to communicate with co-workers, supervisors, and the general public to maintain safe, effective and mutually respectful professional relationships.
  • Excellent knowledge of E&USA Safe Work practices.
  • Knowledge of methods, materials, tools and equipment used in electrical distribution construction, inspection, operation, testing and maintenance.