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Public Service Company of New Mexico

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2026 current openings

New Mexico

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Public Service Company of New Mexico is hiring linemen. PNM serves about 498,700 electricity customers statewide and also sells electricity on the wholesale market. The company, New Mexico's largest electricity provider, is based in Albuquerque.

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Public Service Company of New Mexico Lineman Pay and Salary Information

The average hourly rate for Lineman in companies like PNM range from $38 to $43 with the average hourly pay of $41. Public Service Company of New Mexico has a health insurance program.

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