Electrical Lineworker

Hybrid-based occupation
Onet code: 49-9051.00

45

Skills

400h

Related instruction

140h

On-the-job training
Classroom Instruction Topics
  • Equipment
  • Work Zone / Flagger Training
  • Line Construction – Building a Line/Materials
  • Basic Electricity
  • Rigging and Lifting
  • Pole and/or Equipment Trailer
  • Climbing Safety
  • Line Construction – Tools
  • Climbing – Pole Inspection
  • Climbing – Techniques
  • Transformer
  • CDL – Class A with/O Restriction
  • Introduction to Meters
  • Basic Systems Overview
  • Climbing – Pole Top Rescue
  • Knot Tying
  • Lineworker Profile: General Industry Standard
  • Distribution
  • Safety
  • Bucket Truck
  • Employability Skills
On-the-job Training
  • Pole Climbing - MANDATORY
  • Bucket Truck Work
  • Operate Line Truck
  • Install/Maintain OH Services
  • Install/Maintain URD Services
  • Pole Climbing - MANDATORY
  • Install/Maintain Lights & Assoc. Equip.
  • Bucket Truck Work
  • Assemble Line Hardware & Material
  • Frame and Install Poles
  • Prepare, Connect Transf. & Assoc. Equip.
  • Traffic Control & Work Area Protection
  • Install/Maintain Single Phase Metering
  • Other Related Line Work
  • Safety
    • Knowledge of safety rules
    • Practices safety
    • Uses protective equipment
    • Practices cover up
    • Practices grounding
    • Practices work area protection (cones & barricades)
    • Understands hot line order procedures
    • Knows pole top and aerial basket rescue
    • Driving practice
  • Individual Traits
    • Follows instructions
    • Takes constructive criticism
    • Works without constant supervision
    • Assists in the training of other crew members
    • Attendance
    • Demonstrates teamwork (works cooperatively with others)
    • Follows college policy
    • Care for tools and equipment
  • Job Knowledge
    • Live line tools
    • Transformer connections
    • Phasing and phasing devices
    • Knowledge of construction standards and prints
    • Knows pole loading and hauling procedures
    • Pole setting procedure in hot line
    • Switching practices and procedures
    • Meter connections
    • Capacitor bank connections
    • Overhead service installations
    • Transmission line maintenance
    • Stringing and sagging, guying and d-ending OH conductors
    • Splicing overhead and underground conductors
  • Individual Skills
    • Climbing ability
    • Positioning on pole
    • Positioning aerial devices
    • Planning work
    • Use of hot line tools
    • Use of other tools and equipmennt
    • Use of voltmeter, ammeter, phasing devices
    • Connections brushing, sizing and crimping
    • Troubleshooting overhead lines and devices
    • Rigging on pole
    • Use of ladders
    • Radio procedures
    • URD terminations
    • URD troubleshooting and use of fault finding equipment
    • URD switching and grounding
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