Tipmont Wintek
Journeyman Lineman
Tipmont Wintek, Linden, Indiana, United States,
Journeyman LinemanThe purpose of the
Journeyman
Lineman
is to
supply present and future electrical service needs of Tipmont REMC members in an efficient
,
economical manner.The challenging nature of the job calls for toughness and grit. The reward is not
only
being part of a team responsible for providing power to homes.
It is
being a crucial first responder during natural or manmade disasters – one who provides and restores comfort and safety as well as electric service.Key ResponsibilitiesOperationsInstruct
Apprentice
Linemen
during
various
phases
of
their
training.Familiarity
with cooperative procedures and
responsibility
for correct, timely and complete handling of all records and reports.Maintain necessary
skills and knowledge
to
remain
a competent craftsman
.The Journeyman Lineman:
Is first responsible to the Line Superintendent and, if assigned to a crew, under the supervision of the Line
Foreman
to which he is assigned; a Journeyman Lineman may, in turn, be delegated responsibility for supervising the work of others.Shall have full authority to
perform
duties and responsibilities of the position in conformity with established policies and procedures.Is accountable to
their
supervisor and the management of the cooperative for efficient performance of these responsibilities; although responsibilities may be delegated or assigned to another person, the accountability cannot be.Is encouraged to use initiative and judgment in making decisions and remembering that their actions can
affect the cooperative's best interests.Should feel free to suggest improvements for operations and efficiency.Shall secure approval from the Operations Manager, Line Superintendent or Line Foreman in making decisions when policies are unclear, inadequate or require interpretation.
Construction
and
MaintenancePlan daily work activities by reviewing staking sheet
s
, work order
s,
maps and other
related paperwork
on each job in preparation for planning timely completion of assigned work.Hold necessary knowledge to perform all phases of line work, including construction, operation and maintenance of the cooperative's electrical distribution and transmission systems.Perform any of the duties involved in their previous positions.OutagesThe
Journeyman Lineman will be on
the standby rotation list and go out with anyone in
the Line Department, such as another Journeyman Lineman or Pre-Apprentice Lineman, Apprentice Lineman, Operations Supervisor, Operations Manager, or anyone assigned to him by the Operations Manager or Operations Supervisor.Safety
and
ComplianceProvide thorough
job - briefing tailgate conferences prior to starting projects to ensure
the completion of work
in a safe,
efficient,
and timely manner.Work in compliance with established
Rural Utilities Service ( RUS ) guidelines,
federal
regulations,
National
Electric Safety
Code (NESC) requirements
,
state
code
regulations,
and
c
ooperative designing
and
staking
specifications regarding standards, code safety rules
,
and general operating procedures.Set an example of safe practices for others through their own work practices.RequirementsMust
be
a
certified
journeyman
Lineman.A
bility to
use or learn
to use a personal computer for various applications
,
including Word,
Excel
and database programs.Ability
to
perform
all
types
of
work
without
supervision.Ability
to
use
all
types
of
office
equipment
(e.g., copier, fax machine, telephone).A
bility
to
operate
an
automobile.A
bility
to
operate
a
two-way
radio.Ability
to
read,
write
and
speak
the English
language
above
the
level
of the
average
adult.Ability
to
listen
carefully
to
members
and
co- workers.Must
have
a
valid
driver's
license
and
valid
Class
A
CDL
.PI81c311783e7a-30492-35737655
Journeyman
Lineman
is to
supply present and future electrical service needs of Tipmont REMC members in an efficient
,
economical manner.The challenging nature of the job calls for toughness and grit. The reward is not
only
being part of a team responsible for providing power to homes.
It is
being a crucial first responder during natural or manmade disasters – one who provides and restores comfort and safety as well as electric service.Key ResponsibilitiesOperationsInstruct
Apprentice
Linemen
during
various
phases
of
their
training.Familiarity
with cooperative procedures and
responsibility
for correct, timely and complete handling of all records and reports.Maintain necessary
skills and knowledge
to
remain
a competent craftsman
.The Journeyman Lineman:
Is first responsible to the Line Superintendent and, if assigned to a crew, under the supervision of the Line
Foreman
to which he is assigned; a Journeyman Lineman may, in turn, be delegated responsibility for supervising the work of others.Shall have full authority to
perform
duties and responsibilities of the position in conformity with established policies and procedures.Is accountable to
their
supervisor and the management of the cooperative for efficient performance of these responsibilities; although responsibilities may be delegated or assigned to another person, the accountability cannot be.Is encouraged to use initiative and judgment in making decisions and remembering that their actions can
affect the cooperative's best interests.Should feel free to suggest improvements for operations and efficiency.Shall secure approval from the Operations Manager, Line Superintendent or Line Foreman in making decisions when policies are unclear, inadequate or require interpretation.
Construction
and
MaintenancePlan daily work activities by reviewing staking sheet
s
, work order
s,
maps and other
related paperwork
on each job in preparation for planning timely completion of assigned work.Hold necessary knowledge to perform all phases of line work, including construction, operation and maintenance of the cooperative's electrical distribution and transmission systems.Perform any of the duties involved in their previous positions.OutagesThe
Journeyman Lineman will be on
the standby rotation list and go out with anyone in
the Line Department, such as another Journeyman Lineman or Pre-Apprentice Lineman, Apprentice Lineman, Operations Supervisor, Operations Manager, or anyone assigned to him by the Operations Manager or Operations Supervisor.Safety
and
ComplianceProvide thorough
job - briefing tailgate conferences prior to starting projects to ensure
the completion of work
in a safe,
efficient,
and timely manner.Work in compliance with established
Rural Utilities Service ( RUS ) guidelines,
federal
regulations,
National
Electric Safety
Code (NESC) requirements
,
state
code
regulations,
and
c
ooperative designing
and
staking
specifications regarding standards, code safety rules
,
and general operating procedures.Set an example of safe practices for others through their own work practices.RequirementsMust
be
a
certified
journeyman
Lineman.A
bility to
use or learn
to use a personal computer for various applications
,
including Word,
Excel
and database programs.Ability
to
perform
all
types
of
work
without
supervision.Ability
to
use
all
types
of
office
equipment
(e.g., copier, fax machine, telephone).A
bility
to
operate
an
automobile.A
bility
to
operate
a
two-way
radio.Ability
to
read,
write
and
speak
the English
language
above
the
level
of the
average
adult.Ability
to
listen
carefully
to
members
and
co- workers.Must
have
a
valid
driver's
license
and
valid
Class
A
CDL
.PI81c311783e7a-30492-35737655