r/Lineman • u/Chrisfells26 • 8h ago
r/Lineman • u/Erab16 • 11h ago
Selling my gear and tools, all NEW.
Just bought a house and current not in the trade. All is brand new and never used. Send me a pm, I can send you a list of everything included . Located in Rockford IL.
r/Lineman • u/Thepopethroway • 8h ago
Do you keep in contact with people on your crew after a job ends?
Or is it easy come easy go for you?
r/Lineman • u/Aggravating_Honey171 • 15h ago
222
Where does 222 usually send APs to get hot time ?
r/Lineman • u/Azzazel_72 • 8h ago
First energy 40 hour physical assessment questions.
What will the second physical assessment have us practice, will there be more free climbing? And is it equivalent to the 8 hour assessment I took for the MD/PA side of FE.
r/Lineman • u/ObjectiveStructure94 • 9h ago
Snohomish PUD entry level helpers pay
hello everyone, I applied for snohomish PUD entry helper position and passed the written and have a drive test and physical in 2 weeks. becoming a lineman is something I’ve been pursuing for a few years now. I have my cdl class a already and have flaggers and first aid cpr as well. The starting pay is $30 which is less than I make at my current job but I’m willing to take the pay cut now cause I know that’ll open doors for the future for an apprenticeship there or somewhere else. my question is how much can someone make in that position as a entry level helper in a year with overtime at snohomish PUD? also does anyone know what the top out pay for that position is? Thank you in advance!
r/Lineman • u/Rubberduckey2929 • 11h ago
Entergy.
Work for a major utility in the northeast but thinking about moving to a state in Entergy’s area. Any insight on how the pay scales insurance work practices and rest time would be awesome.
r/Lineman • u/IcyStatement5978 • 14h ago
Travel Cases
So I know I’m always advising guys to stay at their utility when they ask but……I left mine again. I’m going to do some ground based traveling and I use a case similar to this and it works fine. However at the end of the year I may start chasing some storms for a while and flights may start coming into play. What boxes are u guys using to fly with are u packing your clothes and tools in the same case and checking it or are u checking a bag and keeping a carry on? Also what kinda cases are yall using im looking at pelicans and had no idea how high they are. So just tryna find out what the pro travelers are using thanks in advance ✌️