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Entergy

Electricity generation, transmission, and distribution provider

Lineworker Helper Senior

ElectricalPosted on Nov 9
Full-timeNew Orleans, LA, USA$25.02 - $58.48 /hr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
  • For the Helper level, 0–1 year of experience is required; for Lineworker I, 6 months to 1 year of field distribution experience is required; for Lineworker II, 1.5 to 2 years of field distribution experience is required; for Lineworker III, 2.5 to 3 years of field distribution experience is required; and for Lineworker Senior, 3.5 to 4 years of field distribution experience is required.
  • Must complete fitness-for-duty testing and demonstrate the physical strength to perform required tasks in all weather conditions.
  • Must be able to work irregular hours and out-of-town assignments as required.
  • Must be able to take and understand directives and complete tasks, work safely under company safety policies and procedures, and learn through classroom instruction, on-the-job training, and repetitive motions.
  • Must recognize workplace hazards and be able to mitigate them.
  • Must maintain and care for company equipment properly and safeguard assets.
  • Must be able to meet the public pleasantly and tactfully and understand the importance of delivering a high level of customer service.
  • Must be able to recognize opportunities for process improvement and demonstrate acceptance of a diverse and inclusive work environment and customer base.
  • Must be able to walk on all types of terrain.
  • Must have a valid driver's license and the ability to obtain a Class A commercial driver's license.
  • All levels must complete mandated training as necessary, including First Aid and CPR.
  • Authorization to work in the United States is a precondition of employment; the employer will not sponsor work visas.
  • The position is safety-sensitive and subject to mandatory pre-employment and random drug testing.

Responsibilities

  • Learn and understand human performance and safety tools and use them in day-to-day work.
  • Drive different sizes and types of trucks and operate equipment including aerial buckets, bread vans, and digger derrick trucks.
  • Read and understand job prints and sketches with reference to distribution standards.
  • Use and care for rubber goods and personal protective equipment properly.
  • Perform confined-space and bucket-rescue tasks and properly set up and operate aerial baskets and digger derrick trucks.
  • Lift, rig, and tie knots; set up jobsites and materials for work in manholes and vaults; identify materials; and understand distribution construction specifications.
  • Properly cover secondary lines and perform energized work on secondary voltage lines.
  • Use meters to perform tests and install three- and four-wire secondary lines.
  • Identify substation and underground equipment.
  • Perform underground tasks, including energized primary cover up to 34,500 volts.
  • Understand transformer theories, including bank installations, tap settings, and identifying and constructing multiple secondary-voltage applications.
  • Learn and perform simple primary-voltage switching tasks and applications up to 34,500 volts.
  • Learn and perform troubleshooting, splicing, and repair on energized underground secondary cable (120/208) circuits.
  • Learn and identify network grids and learn and perform splicing of primary underground cable.
  • Build and maintain underground residential and network-grid distribution circuits, including preparing and operating pad-mount switchgear, installing and troubleshooting underground residential distribution circuits, and switching and tagging underground residential distribution primary cable.
  • Learn three-phase primary tasks, including the safe operation and removal or installation of automatic transfer switches and manual switching schemes.
  • Learn and perform switching of three-phase distribution circuits in vaults and substations.
  • Learn and perform troubleshooting, repair, and phasing of network protectors (120/208 V).
  • Demonstrate leadership capabilities, including indirect crew leadership.
  • Learn and perform advanced primary-voltage switching tasks and applications up to 34,500 volts.
  • Perform advanced lineworker tasks, including constructing vaults, locating and correcting backfeed situations, troubleshooting and repairing energized 277/480 V network protectors, and working with automatic transfer switches.
  • Install communication equipment for secondary monitoring in vaults.
  • Perform complex troubleshooting of underground circuits using very low frequency testing, capacitor discharge, time-domain reflectometry, and arc-reflection methods.
  • Apply knowledge of network protector relay schemes and secondary mesh network systems.
  • Maintain an organized jobsite to ensure the surroundings are safe.
  • Be available to work additional hours, at alternate locations, or perform additional duties during storms, outages, emergencies, or other situations as deemed necessary by the company.

About the Company

Entergy

Electricity generation, transmission, and distribution provider

Entergy generates electricity from natural gas, nuclear, coal, and oil and distributes it to about 3 million utility customers in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. It operates the full flow from power plants to the transmission grid and local distribution networks, and it offers tools like the Bill Toolkit to help customers manage energy use. Its approach combines a diverse fuel mix with an integrated generation-to-delivery model to support reliability and steady service across multiple states. The company aims to provide dependable electricity while controlling costs and investing in grid reliability and efficiency under regulated rates.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
New Orleans, LA
Founded
1913

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