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Alaska

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Copper Valley Electric Association is hiring linemen. CVEA covers a large area: 160 miles north to south and 100 miles east to west. Consolidated Edison Company of New York provide service from Valdez to Kenny Lake to Sourdough to Sheep Mountain.

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The average salary for Lineman at Copper Valley Electric Association is $53.95 per hour. Copper Valley Electric Association offers health insurance program.

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Copper Valley Electric Association shows up in 2 states on Lineman Central: halls, live postings, and the directory. Tap a shaded state for local jobs, pay, and schools.

  • HQ · Alaska
  • 2 states listed
  • 1 surveyed opening

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