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Kansas City Power & Light

3

2026 current openings

Kansas

Headquarters

Groundmen · Apprentices · Journeymen

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Utility · before you apply

Kansas City Power & Light is hiring linemen. Kansas City Power and Light, or KCP&L, as the company service area covers roughly 18,000 square miles. Urban and rural areas throughout the region house families and businesses, which depend on the electricity supplied as a result of the continuous efforts of utility workers.

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Kansas City Power & Light Lineman Pay and Salary Information

Lineman at Kansas City Power & Light make on average $74,284 per year. Kansas City Power & Light has a strong health insurance program.

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Kansas City Power & Light is listed on Lineman Central for hiring in Kansas. Tap the shaded state for local jobs, pay, and schools.

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