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Otter Tail Power Company

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2026 current openings

South Dakota

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Otter Tail Power Company is hiring linemen. Otter Tail Power Company is an investor-owned electric utility that produces and delivers electricity to more than 131,000 customers. Its service area spans 70,000 square miles in Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota.

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Otter Tail Power Company Lineman Pay and Salary Information

Estimated total pay for a Lineman at Otter Tail Corporation is $88,688 per year. Otter Tail Power Company benefits and perks, including insurance benefits, retirement benefits.

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Otter Tail Power Company shows up in 3 states on Lineman Central: halls, live postings, and the directory. Tap a shaded state for local jobs, pay, and schools.

  • HQ · South Dakota
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  • 3 surveyed openings

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