LADWP - $96.90* ; $202,327.20

Posted 16 days ago

powerlinemanLos Angeles (CA)

Power Distributors and Dispatchers Electric Power Distribution

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$96.90

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About the role

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has immediate openings for qualified journey-level line workers. At LADWP, you’ll make a difference by providing the power supply that runs industry, commerce, and households throughout the City of Los Angeles. You’ll also enjoy competitive wages, generous benefits, and year-round sunshine. Electric Distribution Mechanic (3879), EDM Wages Hourly: $96.90*; Annual $202,327.20* Overtime opportunities currently available

Description: Journey-level line workers proficient in the construction, maintenance, and repair of energized overhead electric sub transmission and distribution lines or equipment.

Requirements: Completion of a certified International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) apprenticeship program and possession of a valid (current) journey-level line worker card issued by IBEW New hires with a valid out-of-state commercial driver’s license will have to obtain a California commercial driver’s license upon accepting the position *After enrollment in underground cross-training program For more information regarding our current journey-level line worker openings and upcoming apprentice lineman/splicer positions, please contact:

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