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Chesapeake

Mgr Electric Operations

Fernandina Beach, FL · On-site

Manager, Electric Operations Location: Fernandina Beach, FL Possible Relocation Bonus up to $20,000 ... volunteer hours and MORE! * Paid time off, holidays and a separate bank of sick time! Chesapeake ...

Southern Company

Electric Serviceman - Lucedale

Lucedale, MS · On-site

$21 - $28.50/hr

Electric Serviceman Lucedale Job Summary This position is responsible for supporting all activities ... and employee volunteerism. The company is an industry leader when it comes to working safely ...

Indygo

Electric Vehicle Supervisor

Indianapolis, IN · On-site

$33.65 - $36.08/hr

Electric Vehicle Supervisor Safety Sensitive: Yes Supervisor's Title: Director of Preventative ... Voluntary medical, dental, and vision coverage (effective on the first of the month following 30 ...

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How much do volunteer electric jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 2, 2026, the average hourly pay for volunteer electric in the United States is $19.14, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $20.19 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a volunteer electrician?

A Volunteer Electrician is an individual with electrical skills who offers their services without pay, usually to support non-profit organizations, community projects, or disaster relief efforts. These volunteers may perform tasks such as wiring, repairing electrical systems, installing lighting, or assisting with maintenance in facilities that cannot afford paid professionals. Volunteer Electricians typically hold the necessary certifications or licenses required by their local jurisdiction. Their work helps ensure safety and functionality in community settings while gaining valuable experience and contributing to a good cause.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a volunteer electrician?

To thrive as a Volunteer Electrician, you need a solid understanding of basic electrical theory, wiring, and safety procedures, often supported by relevant coursework or apprenticeship experience. Familiarity with hand tools, voltage testers, and adherence to local electrical codes are typically required, and some roles may prefer candidates with an electrician's license or certification. Strong problem-solving skills, reliability, and effective communication help volunteers work efficiently in team settings and adapt to project needs. These skills are vital to ensure safe, quality electrical work while supporting community projects and maintaining a secure environment for all.

What are common challenges volunteer electricians face when working on community projects?

Volunteer Electricians often work in environments with limited resources or outdated infrastructure, which can present unique challenges compared to commercial or residential projects. They may need to adapt quickly, troubleshoot unexpected issues, and adhere to strict safety standards while collaborating with other volunteers who might have varying levels of experience. Effective communication and flexibility are key, as community projects often involve coordinating with non-profit leaders, other tradespeople, and local officials to ensure safe and successful project completion.

What is the difference between Volunteer Electric vs Electrician?

AspectVolunteer ElectricElectrician
CredentialsTypically no formal certifications requiredLicensed and certified in electrical work
Work EnvironmentCommunity projects, nonprofit settingsResidential, commercial, industrial sites
Employer & IndustryNonprofits, community organizationsElectrical contracting companies, construction firms
Work ScopeAssisting with basic electrical tasks, support rolesInstalling, repairing, maintaining electrical systems

Volunteer Electric roles focus on supporting community projects without formal licensing, while Electricians are licensed professionals performing complex electrical work in various settings. The main difference lies in certification requirements and scope of work, with Electricians having specialized training and legal licensing to handle more technical tasks.

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Infographic showing various Volunteer Electric job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 100% Full Time. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution, with an average salary of $39,804 per year, or $19.1 per hour.

Electric Line Technician

Town of Apex North Carolina

Apex, NC • On-site

$13.75 - $17.50/hr

Full-time

This job post has expired 3 days ago. Applications are no longer accepted.

Job description

ABOUT THIS POSITION:

EXPECTED HIRING RANGE: 51,910.35 -107,141.42 (Depending on experience level)

WORK LOCATION: 2850 Milano Avenue, Apex, NC 27502

SCHEDULE: Monday-Friday, 7am-3:30pm

POSTING CLOSING DATE: 

Are you ready to turn a job into a career? The Town of Apexhas an opening on the Electric Line Crew. Whether you are an experienced Journeyman,Electric Line Technician or ready to start a career in the Electric UtilitiesField, the Town of Apex has the career development program for you. The Town ofApex Electric Line Technician Career Development Program is part of thetraining employees receive while working.
Work is performed within the Town of Apex and there is notraveling involved unless it's for special training or on a volunteer basis inweather related emergencies. On call and special project work is availableafter normal hours.
Are you competitive? Our electric crews train andparticipate on Linemen Rodeo Teams.
The following are the salaryranges for the various levels of Electric Line Technicians:
Electric Line Technician Apprentice Salary Range: 51,910.35 -63,607.86 annually
Electric Line Technician I Salary Range: 61,679.70- 75,562.45 annually
Electric Line Technician II Salary Range: 73,291.50-89,766.56 annually
Electric Line Technician lll Salary Range: 79,868.67- 97,843.41 annually
Electric Line Journeyman SalaryRange: 87,474.19- 107,141.42 annually

Hiring managers will considerappointing the right candidate to an Apprentice position if incumbent does notmeet minimum requirements, but desires to obtain promotions throughparticipation in a Lineman Career Development Program.

WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING:
Town of Apex Electric LineTechnicians perform basic level technical work in the construction,maintenance, and repair of underground and overhead lines in the Town'selectrical distribution system. Employees are expected to possess a basicworking knowledge of standardized techniques and practices utilized in powerline construction, maintenance, and repair. Judgment is utilized in followingthe direction of the lead worker, determining the most appropriate workmethods, and observing safety standards. Work requires frequent on-call andcallback responsibilities. The employee is subject to hazards associated withelectric power in both inside and outside environments, and working in extremeheat and freezing weather. Exposure to various hazards such as working atheights, loud noises, vibrations, moving mechanical parts, electrical current,chemicals, fumes, odors, dust, mists, gases, confined spaces, poor ventilation,and oils. Work is performed under the supervision of a lead worker and theoverall supervision of the assigned supervisor. Performance is reviewed inprogress and judged upon completion for conformance to accepted work practicestandards.

A SAMPLE OF THE ESSENTIALS:
Participates in the installation and alignment of power line poles, stringing primary and secondary lines, and attaching wire to insulators and cross arms. Installs, repairs, and replaces cross arms, supports, insulators, lightning arrestors, and fuse cutouts.

Participates in the installation, construction, and repair of underground electrical systems by installing primary cables, secondary cables, and transformers.

Assists others in locating trouble spots in the cable span, using fault finding test equipment, and takes necessary measures to excavate and correct problems. Determines whether equipment, such as a transformer, is faulty and replaces it.

Operates bucket equipment to ascend to high wires, participates in making energized line taps, and connecting wires; handles energized aspects of the system as directed by the lead worker.

Trims and disposes of tree limbs using a bucket truck, chain saw, trimmers, chipper, and other equipment, such as safety equipment, not mentioned; participates in tree trimming, chipping, and clean up.

Assists in the transfer of wire and power lines from old poles to new poles, and the installation of metering equipment.

Assists in the investigation of complaints regarding power failures, and helps with the necessary repairs; participates in making emergency repairs during electric power outages.

Position involves running underground services using backhoes and trenchers.

Attends training to upgrade and maintain skills.

Performs related duties as required.

Journeyman level may supervise other electric line technicians either in the absence of the Field Supervisor or on an on-going basis as operator of the field services vehicle.

Essential duties may vary based on the level of experience.

WITH THE ABILITY TO...
         Basic working knowledge of thestandard techniques and practices used in power line construction andmaintenance work.
         Basic working knowledge of the use andcare of all tools, equipment, and supplies used in power distribution work.
         Basic working knowledge of the hazardsand safety precautions involved in power line work.
         Ability to climb poles safely and workefficiently.
         Ability to work on high voltage linesunder supervision and to take precautionary measures to avoid accidents.
         Ability to use lineworker's tools and equipment in a safe manner.

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