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Escambia River Electric Coop is hiring linemen. EREC was founded in 1939 to bring affordable electric power to the residents of northern Escambia County and Santa Rosa County, Florida. EREC is a member-owned electric distribution cooperative headquartered in Jay, Florida, with an additional office in Walnut Hill, Florida.

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The average Lineman salary at Escambia River Electric Coop is $84,262 per year. Lineman gets health insurance and vacation plan at Escambia River Electric Coop.

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