A working knowledge of RUS standards, record keeping, and the ability to work with staking sheets and work orders a must.

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1 Journeyman Line Worker Jefferson County Public Utility District #1, serving approximately 19,000 electric customers in eastern Jefferson County Washington, has an opening for a Journeyman Line Worker. The district is looking for a highly skilled worker with a wide-ranging background in the construction and maintenance of overhead and underground lines, transmission, and substation facilities. Duties include construction, maintenance, inspection, and troubleshooting of distribution and transmission lines and equipment. A working knowledge of RUS standards, record keeping, and the ability to work with staking sheets and work orders a must. Experience Required: A high school diploma or G.E.D., the completion of an approved Journeyman line worker apprenticeship program, including course work in basic electricity is required. Applicants must possess a valid Commercial Driver s License (CDL), CPR certification, flagging, and first aid cards. Applicants must submit a standard PUD application form, resume, 3 references and cover letter to Annette Johnson; Human Resources or mail to Jefferson County PUD #1, PO Box 929, Port Hadlock, WA Visit our web site for a full job description and PUD application. Closing Date for application is Jefferson County PUD PO Box 929 Journeyman 1 12/2012

2 I. JOB OBJECTIVE Journeyman Lineman A. Basic Function of position Responsible for overhead/underground distribution, sub transmission, construction, maintenance and service work assigned to him. Work with the substation and metering personnel. Perform all duties of a journeyman lineman B. Reporting Relationships C. External Contacts Under the direct supervision of the Line Foreman Member/Public Contractors Other Utilities II. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES A. Responsibilities performed regularly 1. Responsible for the construction and maintenance on de-energized and energized overhead distribution, underground distribution, transmission, and substation facilities. 2. Responsible to know the locations of lines, voltages, sources of power, direction of feeds, locations of fuses, breakers and regulators in order to have current knowledge of the transmission and distribution system in the service area to which assigned. 3. Responsible for the maintenance and proper use all vehicles, equipment and tools which are assigned. 4. Responsible for the care of material from and the return of material to the warehouse to include all unused and retired materials. 5. Responsible to submit reports of accountability to the supervisor regarding jobs performed and all materials issued. Journeyman 2 12/2012

3 6. Responsible to prepare RUS Staking Sheets and Work Orders as required by the Line Foreman 7. Will complete all work in a prompt, safe, economical, workmanlike manner. 8. Responsible for safety on each job, knowledge of state and federal laws and safe work practices 9. Responsible for conducting on-the-job training that will afford members of his crew to increase their knowledge, work skill and value. B. Duties performed regularly 1. Performs all duties of Journeyman Lineman. 2. Practices good housekeeping on his truck and avoids waste and damage to material. 3. Prepares accurate, concise, neat and legible reports and maintenance logs, Line inspection sheets and will make prompt verbal reports when unusual or serious situations occur. 4. Attends classes and training programs as required. 5. Accepts call out duty for emergency calls after regular working hours. 6. Will take turn in the on call rotation. 7. Will work with the substation, metering, and engineering personnel as required by the Line Foreman 8. Perform other duties as assigned. C. Special Duties - none III. IV. ACCESS TO CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION - No ACCESS TO COMPANY FUNDS - None Journeyman 3 12/2012

4 V. LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS English Second languages are regarded as excellent and desirable skills. VI. SUPERVISION A. Supervises: None VII. MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT A. All line construction and maintenance materials such as poles and transformers, etc. B. Construction equipment used in the electric utility industry VIII. SOURCE OF INFORMATION A. Oral B. Written C. Work orders D. Staking sheets IX. RECORDS AND REPORTS - Maintain log books, mileage sheets, time sheets, maintenance records, inspection reports, etc. X. DECISION MAKING AUTHORITY - As required under the direction of the Line Foreman XI. OCCURRENCE AND CORRECTION OF ERRORS - Policy XII. JOB SPECIFICATIONS A. Formal Education 1. High School education (or equivalent). B. Previous Job Experience 1. Must have completed a Journeyman Lineman Apprenticeship. Journeyman 4 12/2012

5 2. A thorough knowledge of all line materials, assemblies, equipment and apparatus, as well as standard RUS Specifications is required. 3. A thorough knowledge of Hot Line preventive maintenance work is required. C. Required 1. Good physical condition is required. 2. A thorough knowledge and understanding of all applicable safety rules, regulations and practices is required. 3. A willingness and ability to work with other co-op employees and serve on various committees, if appointed to such. 4. Have or be able to obtain a valid Class A Washington Commercial Driver s License. 5. Live within thirty (30) minutes legal driving time, under normal conditions of reporting office and in the District s service territory. XIII. WORKING CONDITIONS Yes Cramped Quarters Yes Inside/Outside Yes Wet Yes Stand on Concrete Yes Fumes or Odors Yes Dust Yes Hot/Cold Temperatures Yes Vibration Yes Noise Yes Work with other/alone Yes Walk on uneven surface Other: XIV. PHYSICAL DEMANDS (essential to the job) A. Dexterity Requirements Eye/Hand Coordination X Yes No Feet (foot pedals) X Yes No Fingering X Yes No Journeyman 5 12/2012

6 (Picking,pinching, serving) Handling (holding,grasping) X Yes No Wrist Motion (repetitive flexation/rotation) X Yes No Climbing X Yes No Balancing X Yes No B: Ability to: Stand Walk Sit Lift Push Pull 40 % of time 50 % of time 10 % of time 80 pounds 80 pounds 80 pounds C. Other Speaking X Yes No Hearing X Yes No Seeing X Yes No Depth Perception X Yes No Color Vision X Yes No Journeyman 6 12/2012

7 DATED Manager DATED REPORTING SUPERVISOR DATED EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE Journeyman 7 12/2012

POSITION DESCRIPTION JOURNEY LINE WORKER (JOURNEYMAN LINEMAN)

I. OBJECTIVES: POSITION DESCRIPTION JOURNEY LINE WORKER (JOURNEYMAN LINEMAN) To develop and contribute to a safe working atmosphere that operates in a coordinated and organized manner, and to provide for