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Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative

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2026 current openings

Maryland

Headquarters

Groundmen · Apprentices · Journeymen

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Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative is hiring linemen. SMECO has posted Journeyman Lineman openings in its Hughesville and Leonardtown locations. SMECO is a growing electric utility that serves over 160,000 consumers just south of Washington, D.C. SMECO is an equal opportunity employer.

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Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative Lineman Pay and Salary Information

The estimated total pay for a Lineman at Smeco is $53,016 per year. Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative offers health insurance benefits.

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Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative shows up in 2 states on Lineman Central: halls, live postings, and the directory. Tap a shaded state for local jobs, pay, and schools.

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  • 21 surveyed openings

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