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Electrical Power Line Installers and Repairers

Also called: Electrical Power Line Installers and Repairers technician, Electrical Power Line Installers and Repairers specialist

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What they do

Perform skilled work in electrical power line installers and repairers. Maintain safe operations and solve practical workplace problems.

On the job, you would

  • Inspect equipment and review work requirements.
  • Complete assigned work using tools and documented procedures.
  • Monitor quality and maintain safe operations.
  • Coordinate tasks and report completed work.

Knowledge

Mechanical

Public Safety and Security

Engineering and Technology

Skills

Repairing · Job needs 90/100

Troubleshooting · Job needs 85/100 · You 60/100

Installation · Job needs 85/100 · You 60/100

Mechanical · Job needs 80/100 · You 60/100

Physics · Job needs 80/100

Equipment Maintenance · Job needs 75/100 · You 80/100

Critical Thinking · Job needs 75/100

Monitoring · Job needs 70/100 · You 80/100

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job Zone 2. Some preparation and on the job learning.

Pay

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