Description

Performs complex rigging techniques using winches, block and tackle, ropes, slings, hoists, etc.
2) Frames, sets, removes, wood or steel poles and associated anchors and guys.
3) Makes connections and performs work on lines energized @ 120V through 230KV using rubber gloves and hot line tools.
4) Climbs wood poles, steel structures, or ladders.
5) Constructs/removes/maintains transmission towers.
6) Installs/removes cross-arms, guy wires, insulators, disconnect devices, switches, capacitors, and various pole top apparatus.
7) Lay out, measures, cuts, installs, terminates, and splices various types of cable.
8) Connects pole bolt, pad mount, and submersible transformers.
9) Assists Electricians in the installation, maintenance, and wiring of electric substations.
10) Performs phasing tests on high voltage circuits.
11) Performs maintenance functions on transmission and distribution lines.
12) Installs and maintains night-lights, streetlights and street lighting equipment.
13) Applies principles of electrical theory to line construction and maintenance work.
14)Installs/removes work site protection devices.
15 Assists Cable Splicer/Electricians in the construction and maintenance of network underground systems.
16) Operates various types of equipment including; backhoes, tractors; front-loaders, rock saws, hole diggers, boom trucks, digger derricks, forklifts, water trucks, bobcats, cable pullers, cable-tensioners, trenchers, pole-stubbers, portable generators, portable/hydraulic pole setters, jackhammers, j tams and other related equipment.
17) Operates aerial lift trucks and boom trucks.
18) Operates SMUD vehicles, in the course of work, that may require a class a license.
19) Installs/repairs cubicle/transformer wells, transformers, sprinkler systems, fences, landscaping, driveways, walkways, sewer/water pipes, and storm drains.
20) Mixes, pours and finishes cement/concrete.

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