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TTR Substations is hiring linemen. TTR Substations is a full service electrical substation contractor. TTR is fully equipped to handle the largest substation projects as well as the small projects. TTR Substations Inc. was started by dedicated individuals with a vision for the utility industry. TTR Substations has successfully completed hundreds of projects for PG&E, Southern California Edison and Modesto Irrigation District.

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The average annual salary for a lineworker at TTR Substations is $63,800.

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