Step 01. Pay
Copper Valley Electric Association Lineman Pay and Salary Information
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 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.
Step 01. Pay
The average salary for Lineman at Copper Valley Electric Association is $53.95 per hour. Copper Valley Electric Association offers health insurance program.
Step 02. Apprentice
The lineworker apprentice at Copper Valley Electric Association is responsible for a variety of tasks and accepts assignments from Line Supervisor on shift and shall be assigned to work directly with a 1st Class Lineman. Learns to perform those tasks required in the construction, maintenance or operation of electrical power transmission and distribution facilities. Lineman Apprentice I shall be assigned to a Line Supervisor on 1 of 4 rotating shift schedule: midnight to 08:00 a.m.; 08:00 a.m. to 04:00 p.m.; and 04:00 p.m. to midnight and a swing-shift.
Step 03. Journeyman
Journeyman lineman at Copper Valley Electric Association responsible for the installation, repair and maintenance of overhead and underground electrical power lines and auxiliary equipment.
Step 04. Hiring
Copper Valley Electric Association Lineman Must possess a Class A CDL and a safe driving record, or obtain the CDL within 15 days of reporting for duty, Must have a current First Aid/CPR certification and Area domicile in Glennallen.
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