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Line Patroller Jobs in Kansas

Line Mechanic Jobs
By EVERSOURCE At , Stamford $55.57 an hour

THIS IS A FULLY QUALIFIED LINE MECHANIC POSITION

Qualified candidates must submit a resume with their application.

Line Apprentice Jobs
By Snohomish County PUD At , Everett, 98203, Wa $47.63 an hour
Attend and complete District core classes, acquiring required employment skills
Attend and complete required District Line related training acquiring the following: First Aid/CPR Card, Flaggers Certification, and Defensive Driving Training card
Written Test (Math, Reading Comprehension, Construction Standards, Tool Recognition, Mechanical and Spatial Ability)
Housekeeping, vehicle loading/unloading, and clean-up
Safety devices used in the trade
Tools and Equipment of the Trade
Line Attendant Jobs
By Schwan's Company At Salina, KS, United States
Candidates receiving offers of employment will be required to complete a post-offer, pre-placement background check and drug screen
Health, Life, Dental, and Vision Plans
Earn up to 2 weeks paid time off during first year
Candidates with a high school diploma or equivalent are preferred
Team players that will interact professionally with co-workers and assist with training of new team members
Bring high energy and a positive attitude every day; always be curious and interested in learning

Are you looking for a job that will let you explore the outdoors and help keep your community safe? Become a Line Patroller and help protect the power grid! You'll get to work in a variety of environments, from rural to urban, and you'll have the satisfaction of knowing you're making a difference. Plus, you'll get competitive pay and benefits! Join us and make a difference today!

Overview A Line Patroller is responsible for patrolling and inspecting electrical power lines and related equipment to ensure safety and reliability. They are responsible for identifying and reporting any potential hazards or damage to the power lines and related equipment. Detailed Job Description A Line Patroller is responsible for patrolling and inspecting electrical power lines and related equipment to ensure safety and reliability. They must be able to identify and report any potential hazards or damage to the power lines and related equipment. They must also be able to recognize and report any signs of corrosion or other damage to the power lines and related equipment. Line Patrollers must be able to identify and report any potential safety hazards or violations of safety regulations. They must also be able to identify and report any potential environmental hazards or violations of environmental regulations. Job Skills Required
• Knowledge of electrical power lines and related equipment
• Ability to identify and report potential hazards or damage to the power lines and related equipment
• Ability to recognize and report any signs of corrosion or other damage to the power lines and related equipment
• Ability to identify and report any potential safety hazards or violations of safety regulations
• Ability to identify and report any potential environmental hazards or violations of environmental regulations
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Ability to follow safety protocols
• Ability to use hand tools and other equipment
Job Qualifications
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Previous experience in electrical power line maintenance and inspection
• Valid driver’s license
• Ability to pass a background check
Job Knowledge
• Knowledge of electrical power lines and related equipment
• Knowledge of safety protocols
• Knowledge of hand tools and other equipment
Job Experience
• Previous experience in electrical power line maintenance and inspection
Job Responsibilities
• Patrol and inspect electrical power lines and related equipment
• Identify and report any potential hazards or damage to the power lines and related equipment
• Recognize and report any signs of corrosion or other damage to the power lines and related equipment
• Identify and report any potential safety hazards or violations of safety regulations
• Identify and report any potential environmental hazards or violations of environmental regulations
• Follow safety protocols
• Use hand tools and other equipment