Powerline Tech - British Columbia, CA
About the role
##Job Summary
Duties – This position is in various locations in the Southern Interior of British Columbia.
In general, powerline technicians for this position:
- Patrol designated areas of client’s distribution and transmission system as part of the Condition Assessment program and evaluate the integrity of its physical characteristics as well as conformance to regulations. Inspect all overhead and underground equipment thoroughly and document any deficiencies by including in a future rehabilitation package or reporting as an urgent repair. Confirm and/or update system information to ensure accuracy between field data collection systems.
Working Conditions –
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Work outdoors and travel to various work sites so travelling often is part of the workday. Periods away from home base.
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The work may be strenuous and require carrying, reaching, and frequent lifting of up to 35 kilograms/75 pounds. Getting to power lines requires walking/hiking in remote areas.
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Comfortable working in variable terrain and outdoor weather conditions.
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Standard 50-hour week is normal, possible variances due to need per location.
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Power lines may be de-energized and grounded, or they may remain energized while power linemen are working.
Skills & Qualifications –
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Red seal PLT certification and minimum 3 years experience
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Membership with IBEW Local 258
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Familiarity with utility and communications services
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Class 1 Drivers License - Clean drivers abstract. No DWI/DUI convictions within previous 5 years.
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Ability to read maps and understand directions.
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Strong aptitude for using computers. Basic proficiency with Microsoft Office applications. Basic knowledge of spreadsheets, databases and GPS/GIS equipment and software.
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Must speak/write/read and comprehend English.
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Strength and stamina
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Be familiar with and adhere to all HSE policies – Safety is a major priority.
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Coordination and manual dexterity
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Mechanical aptitude
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Comfort working alone in remote locations.
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The ability to work in a team
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Adaptability to changing tasks and locations
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About Osmose Utilities Services, Inc.
With nearly 85 years of experience, Osmose proudly serves the electric utility and telecommunications industries across America, helping enable the delivery of safe, reliable and affordable electricity and communications services to millions of customers nationwide.
We are the industry leaders in wood and steel structure condition assessment, life-extension and rehabilitation services. Our mission is to accurately inspect and mitigate aging infrastructure in a planned, programmatic manner that minimizes owner costs while maximizing benefits.
Headquartered in Peachtree City, Georgia, the Osmose footprint extends throughout the country. Our employees are inspired to perform each and every day by our core values of integrity, customer focus, safety, and excellence. Our staff and field personnel represent some of the most tenured, well trained, and innovative professionals in the industry.
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Powerline Tech - British Columbia, CA
About the role
##Job Summary
Duties – This position is in various locations in the Southern Interior of British Columbia.
In general, powerline technicians for this position:
- Patrol designated areas of client’s distribution and transmission system as part of the Condition Assessment program and evaluate the integrity of its physical characteristics as well as conformance to regulations. Inspect all overhead and underground equipment thoroughly and document any deficiencies by including in a future rehabilitation package or reporting as an urgent repair. Confirm and/or update system information to ensure accuracy between field data collection systems.
Working Conditions –
-
Work outdoors and travel to various work sites so travelling often is part of the workday. Periods away from home base.
-
The work may be strenuous and require carrying, reaching, and frequent lifting of up to 35 kilograms/75 pounds. Getting to power lines requires walking/hiking in remote areas.
-
Comfortable working in variable terrain and outdoor weather conditions.
-
Standard 50-hour week is normal, possible variances due to need per location.
-
Power lines may be de-energized and grounded, or they may remain energized while power linemen are working.
Skills & Qualifications –
-
Red seal PLT certification and minimum 3 years experience
-
Membership with IBEW Local 258
-
Familiarity with utility and communications services
-
Class 1 Drivers License - Clean drivers abstract. No DWI/DUI convictions within previous 5 years.
-
Ability to read maps and understand directions.
-
Strong aptitude for using computers. Basic proficiency with Microsoft Office applications. Basic knowledge of spreadsheets, databases and GPS/GIS equipment and software.
-
Must speak/write/read and comprehend English.
-
Strength and stamina
-
Be familiar with and adhere to all HSE policies – Safety is a major priority.
-
Coordination and manual dexterity
-
Mechanical aptitude
-
Comfort working alone in remote locations.
-
The ability to work in a team
-
Adaptability to changing tasks and locations
Not the right fit? Search for Powerline Tech jobs in British Columbia
About Osmose Utilities Services, Inc.
With nearly 85 years of experience, Osmose proudly serves the electric utility and telecommunications industries across America, helping enable the delivery of safe, reliable and affordable electricity and communications services to millions of customers nationwide.
We are the industry leaders in wood and steel structure condition assessment, life-extension and rehabilitation services. Our mission is to accurately inspect and mitigate aging infrastructure in a planned, programmatic manner that minimizes owner costs while maximizing benefits.
Headquartered in Peachtree City, Georgia, the Osmose footprint extends throughout the country. Our employees are inspired to perform each and every day by our core values of integrity, customer focus, safety, and excellence. Our staff and field personnel represent some of the most tenured, well trained, and innovative professionals in the industry.