Full-Time
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kVP Energy Services
51-200 employees
Union electrical contractor; transmission and substations
No salary listed
Andrews, TX, USA
In Person
The schedule is typically Monday through Friday with weekends at home, but may vary depending on the job.
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- A valid Class A Commercial Driver's License is required.
- Five years of driving experience is strongly preferred, including flatbed, step deck, or lowboy experience, with two years of verified heavy-haul experience preferred.
- Experience with construction equipment is preferred.
- Knowledge of Department of Transportation regulations is required.
- Ability to follow safety policies, procedures, federal traffic laws, and state traffic laws is required.
- Ability to troubleshoot mechanical or safety issues is required.
- Ability to perform repetitive movement, reach with the hands and arms, bend, kneel, stoop, squat, twist, push, pull, and climb ladders or steps is required.
- Ability to tolerate all weather elements, loud conditions, and vibrations is required.
- Safely deliver materials and transport time-sensitive, high-priority loads.
- Maintain appropriate paperwork and logbooks.
- Conduct and document pre-trip and post-trip inspections.
- Observe and report mechanical and safety failures.
- Maintain vehicle appearance by cleaning and washing the vehicle.
- Participate in labor assignments when needed.
- Work under the direction of construction supervisors.
- Work Monday through Friday and remain home on weekends when the schedule permits.
- Construction equipment experience is preferred.
- Experience with flatbed, step deck, or lowboy equipment is preferred.
- Two years of verified heavy-haul experience is preferred.
kV Power, operating as KVP Energy Services, LLC, is a union electrical infrastructure contractor that handles end-to-end construction, maintenance, and emergency response for transmission, distribution, and substation systems across North America. It offers turnkey project management, material procurement, testing, commissioning, and project closeout, and can rapidly mobilize specialized equipment and skilled labor for projects up to 500 kV overhead and 345 kV underground. The company differentiates itself with a union workforce, broad capabilities, a solid safety record, and growth through acquisitions and partnerships, enabling a nationwide footprint with a strong focus in the southern United States. Its goal is to deliver reliable and safe electrical infrastructure solutions that support energy reliability, grid resilience, and meaningful career opportunities for its employees.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Andrews, Texas
Founded
2012
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- KVP is still hiring field crews and transmission managers in 2025, signaling demand.
- Its 2026 website still highlights renewables, storm response, and utility infrastructure services.
- Warren Equity's 2023 recapitalization supports expansion into new geographies and service lines.
What critics are saying
- BHI Energy's trade-secret suit against KVP ended in 2024, but reputational overhang remains.
- Heavy dependence on utility capital programs exposes KVP to delayed bids and squeezed margins.
- A major safety failure on high-voltage projects would trigger shutdowns, claims, and customer loss.
What makes kVP Energy Services unique
- KVP bundles transmission, distribution, substation, storm response, and energized work across North America.
- Station Electric adds California, Nevada, and Arizona substation execution after January 2023 acquisition.
- Power Standard gives KVP a union field-force brand for utility and oilfield electrical work.
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Company News
Following the closing of the recapitalization, KV Power completed the acquisition of Station Electric based in California.
HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Rock Hill Capital (“Rock Hill”) is pleased to announce that its portfolio company, KV Power, LLC (“KV Power” or the “Company”), led by Founder and CEO, Bryan Hoffman, has completed a recapitalization and partnership with Warren Equity Partners (“Warren Equity”).“ We have enjoyed significant growth during our partnership with Rock Hill and look forward to further expansion with Warren Equity as our partners,” stated Bryan Hoffman. “ We see opportunities to expand into new service lines and geographies serving our diversified utility customers,” he continued.“ It has been a pleasure to be partners with Bryan and the team at KV Power. Both Rock Hill and Bryan share the same goal of continuous growth while providing ever improving service to our customers, and we are excited to remain involved with the Company moving forward. We believe Warren Equity is the ideal partner to accelerate growth and enhance value for KV’s stakeholders,” said Randall B. Hale, Founder and Managing Director of Rock Hill.Following the closing of the recapitalization, KV Power completed the acquisition of Station Electric (“Station”) based in California. Regarding the acquisition, Mr