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North Carolina

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ElectriCities is hiring linemen. ElectriCities serve 14 million customers across the country, including nearly 1.3 million residential, commercial and industrial customers in North Carolina. ElectriCities has worked to protect the interests of municipal power providers like Albemarle, Benson, Greenville, High Point, Lexington, New Bern, Rocky Mount and Wilson, to name a few.

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ElectriCities Lineman Pay and Salary Information

The average salary for a Lineman is $62,390 per year at ElectriCities. ElectriCities provide Health & Wellness Insurance, Financial & Retirement and Family program.

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ElectriCities is listed on Lineman Central for hiring in North Carolina. Tap the shaded state for local jobs, pay, and schools.

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