Step 01. Pay
Valley Electric Association Lineman Pay and Salary Information
The estimated total pay for a Lineman at Valley Electric Association is $58,740 per year. Valley Electric Association has a strong health insurance program.

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Valley Electric Association is hiring linemen. Valley's service area covers more than 6,800 square miles of rural Nevada and parts of California and includes 24,000 meters with 2,200 miles of distribution and 360 miles of transmission lines. VCA is able to provide the fastest, most reliable Internet service. Valley Electric Association's long-term goal is to position VCA, a wholly owned subsidiary of VEA, to work with other Co-ops in Nevada to bring high-speed communications to the rural areas of the state.
Step 01. Pay
The estimated total pay for a Lineman at Valley Electric Association is $58,740 per year. Valley Electric Association has a strong health insurance program.
Step 02. Apprentice
Climb poles to change insulators, lay-up wire, and sag wire; install and retire poles. Operate digger trucks, bucket trucks and pick-up trucks, and including all equipment on each vehicle, such as diggers and buckets.Assist in the safety program and in maintaining adherence to accepted safety practices. Coordinate with Warehouse Helpers and Warehouse/Plant Maintenance Foreman the acquisition and disposition of materials used for construction, operation and maintenance of the electric system.
Step 03. Journeyman
Journeyman lineman at Valley Electric Association Additionally, a lineman digs trenches for the installation of underground lines, install meters, climb poles to repair overhead lines and inspect power lines for possible repair or replacement.
Step 04. Hiring
A Lineman at Valley Electric Association must have the safety information, clothing dress, tools gear and work at heights.
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