Step 01. Pay
Golden Valley Electric Association Lineman Pay and Salary Information
Average lineman pay at Golden Valley Electric is $69,533 per year.

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Golden Valley Electric Association
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2026 current openings
Alaska
Headquarters
Groundmen · Apprentices · Journeymen
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Golden Valley Electric Association is hiring linemen. Golden Valley Electric Association serves over 36,000 members, with 44,800 meters, in Interior Alaska. The Cooperative’s mission is to safely provide these members with reliable electric service, quality customer service and innovative energy solutions at fair and reasonable prices.
Step 01. Pay
Average lineman pay at Golden Valley Electric is $69,533 per year.
Step 02. Apprentice
Lineman apprentices at Golden Valley Electric Association will be responsible for construction, maintenance and operations. Use shovels, sledge hammers and 90 lb jack hammers. Perform aerial work in a safety belt in a safe and efficient manner
Step 03. Journeyman
Journeyman lineman at Golden Valley Electric Association Ability to efficiently handle emergencies and multiple tasks simultaneously. Ability to accurately prepare reports and keep records. Ability to distinguish between source and load side of water and electric meters and to train other departmental employees, as required.
Step 04. Hiring
Golden Valley Electric Association in Lineman required High school diploma or GED and Six months to one year of advanced study or training in Substation maintenance and safety and Substation safety and maintenance certification.
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