Employer directory
Wyandotte Municipal Services
3
2026 current openings
Michigan
Headquarters
Groundmen · Apprentices · Journeymen
Hiring for
Municipal utility · before you apply
Wyandotte Municipal Services is hiring linemen. Wyandotte’s municipal electric utility is one of 41 public power systems in Michigan, and one of nearly 2,000 public power systems in the United States. It serves over 12,000 consumers.
Step 01. Pay
The average annual pay for a Lineman at Wyandotte Municipal Services is $70,382 a year. Wyandotte Municipal Services benefits and perks, including insurance benefits, retirement benefits, and vacation policy.
Step 02. Apprentice
The lineworker apprentice at is responsible for a variety of tasks and accepts assignments from Line Supervisor on shift and shall be assigned to work directly with a 1st Class Lineman. Learns to perform those tasks required in the construction, maintenance or operation of electrical power transmission and distribution facilities. Lineman Apprentice I shall be assigned to a Line Supervisor on 1 of 4 rotating shift schedule: midnight to 08:00 a.m.; 08:00 a.m. to 04:00 p.m.; and 04:00 p.m. to midnight and a swing-shift.
Step 03. Journeyman
Journeyman lineman at Wyandotte Municipal Services Lineman constructs, maintains, and repairs overhead and underground transmission lines. Performs site preparation tasks, including digging holes or trenches, installing anchors, climbing poles, and using equipment like digger derricks, aerial lifts, pulling and tensioning equipment, forklifts, and dump trucks. Being a Lineman installs wire and cable. Follows all safety regulations and procedures.
Step 04. Hiring
To become a Lineman at Wyandotte Municipal Services must have the driver license, clothing dress, gear tools, hand tools with belt.
Coverage map
Wyandotte Municipal Services is listed on Lineman Central for hiring in Michigan. Tap the shaded state for local jobs, pay, and schools.
HQ state from the employer directory. Multi-state footprints expand as we gather more.
See something off?
Work for this company, or apply here often? Spot a bad opening count, a missing hall, or are they operating in a new state? Send it in. Lineworkers and recruiters both keep these pages honest. We review tips before they go live.
Send a correctionCrew Experience Registry
Worked here, traveled in, or applied? Tell the next hand what it was actually like. Ratings stay anonymous in public. We verify submissions before anything shows, and we will not open the numbers until enough hands have chipped in.
$399 · 5 Weeks Online · Keep Your Day Job
The line trade around this employer
Tap a step. Programs feed crews, locals represent them, employers hire them.
Step 01. Schools
Start with the National Public Power online pre-apprenticeship, then compare college and trade programs employers hire from.
National Public Power Pre-Apprenticeship
Enroll
Alpena Community College Lineman Program
View
Henry Ford College Lineman Program
View
Jackson College Lineworker Pre-Apprentice Program
View
Lansing Community College Lineworker Program
View
Midwest Energy and Communication Lineman Apprenticeship
View
North Country Electrical Line Technician Program
ViewStep 02. Unions
Locals we've seen tied to this employer's system. Utility crews are usually hired direct, not dispatched off the books.
IBEW 17
Local
IBEW 876
Local
IBEW 510
Local
IBEW 352
LocalStep 03. Peers
Utilities, co-ops, and contractors competing for the same crews. Compare openings and apply paths.
DTE Energy
View
Motor City Electric
View
Lecom Utility
View
We Energies
View
Lansing Board of Water & Light
View
City of South Haven
View
Newkirk Electric Associates
ViewKeep exploring
