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Sumter Electric Cooperative is hiring linemen. SECO Energy is one of the largest electric distribution cooperatives in the nation, serving more than 203,000 homes and businesses in seven counties across Central Florida. It is owned by the members it serves and is located between Tampa, Orlando, and Gainesville.

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Sumter Electric Cooperative Lineman Pay and Salary Information

Average Lineman salary at SECO Energy hourly pay ranges from approximately $24.07 per hour. Sumter Electric Cooperative has a health insurance program.

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