Troubleman/Journeyman Line Worker - SHIFT at PPL Corporation

Lancaster, England, United Kingdom -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

07 Mar, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

08 Dec, 25

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Trouble Investigation, Voltage Abnormalities, Journeyman Lineworker Certification, Safety Rules Adherence, Energy Control System Knowledge, Computer-Based Systems, Interpretation of Diagrams, Directing Employees, Strength and Endurance, Customer Inquiry Investigation, Equipment Recommendations, Alarm Response, Temporary Repairs, Patrolling Systems, Trouble Call Resolution, Commercial Driver's License

Industry

Utilities

Description

Company Summary Statement PPL Electric Utilities delivers safe, reliable and affordable electricity to more than 1.4 million homes and businesses throughout its 29-county service territory in eastern and central Pennsylvania. Through smart investments and innovation, it has built one of the most advanced electric grids in the United States. And, with over a century of expertise, PPL Electric remains focused on continuing to build the utility of the future, today. Regularly ranking among the country’s best utility companies for reliability and customer satisfaction, PPL Electric has won numerous awards, including 30 J.D. Power Awards for providing top-quality service to residential and business customers. PPL Electric is a major employer and an active supporter of the communities it serves. Empowering employees, community members and initiatives across its service territory through volunteerism and investments in organizations that support education, sustainability, and wellbeing. Overview PPL Electric Utilities is hiring for qualified Troublemen. This is a "shift worker", union position covered by a collective bargaining agreement (CBA). Primary responsibilities for these jobs include, investigation and resolution of trouble calls, voltage abnormalities on transmission and distribution systems associated with but not limited to PPL facilities. Proof of Journeyman Lineworker certificate required. The successful completion of a written and physical assessment is required to be considered for these positions. More information regarding testing will be provided via email upon resume review and candidate selection. Successful candidates must meet a 30-mile residency requirement from their respective work location within six (6) months of start date. The locations we are hiring for will be in the following regions; specific service center locations will be provided later in the hiring process OR at time of offer. Lehigh/Northeast Region Central/Susquehanna Region Harrisburg/Lancaster Region All invitations for testing and interviews will be sent via email Responsibilities Performs all the direct duties of the Journeyman Lineman-FS. Patrols transmission and distribution systems locating and correcting trouble. Investigates customer inquiries. Makes recommendations for crewing and equipment required to make temporary and/or necessary repairs. Answers alarms and performs necessary work to protect company’s equipment Performs such other related duties as assigned or as necessary. Qualifications Successfully passing the EEI CAST test or its replacement. Satisfactory performance as Journeyman Lineman-FS and successful completion of the Journeyman Lineman’s units of instruction. Ability to obtain a valid Commercial Driver’s license within six (6) months. Working knowledge of tools, equipment, and materials used to perform the above duties. Working knowledge and adherence to the provisions of the Safety Rules applicable to work performed. Thorough knowledge of the company’s Energy Control system. Working knowledge of computer-based systems pertaining to the job. Ability to interpret sketches, diagrams, and specifications. Ability to direct other employees. Strength and endurance to perform the above duties. #INDPPL

Responsibilities

The primary responsibilities include investigating and resolving trouble calls and voltage abnormalities on transmission and distribution systems. The role also involves patrolling systems, making recommendations for repairs, and responding to alarms.