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Apex, Town of (NC)

Electric Line Technician

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What they do

An Electrical Substation or Relay Repairer works at an electrical substation and operates equipment that controls the flow of electricity. Maintains and repairs relays or switches in a system that allows electricity from a power station to travel through the substation out to the distribution system and to customers.

$80,231 / year median in North Carolina

+1% projected growth

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Job Description

Town of Apex Electric Line Technicians perform basic level technical work in the construction, maintenance, and repair of underground and overhead lines in the Town's electrical distribution system. Employees are expected to possess a basic working knowledge of standardized techniques and practices utilized in power line construction, maintenance, and repair. Judgment is utilized in following the direction of the lead worker, determining the most appropriate work methods, and observing safety standards. Work requires frequent on-call and callback responsibilities. The employee is subject to hazards associated with electric power in both inside and outside environments, and working in extreme heat and freezing weather. Exposure to various hazards such as working at heights, loud noises, vibrations, moving mechanical parts, electrical current, chemicals, fumes, odors, dust, mists, gases, confined spaces, poor ventilation, and oils. Work is performed under the supervision of a lead worker and the overall supervision of the assigned supervisor. Performance is reviewed in progress and judged upon completion for conformance to accepted work practice standards.