Getting into the Lineman Trade

Looking to start your career in line work. One of the best first steps is to find an electrical lineman school near you. These schools will equip you with essential skills and resources to help you land your first job., while they prepare you for the field, they primarily serve as a pre-apprentice program to kickstart your journey as a lineman.

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After a year of gaining experience as a pre-apprentice or a groundsman, you can embark on your apprenticeship journey. Typically lasting 4 to 5 years and comprising around 8000 working hours, these programs include extensive hands-on training and essential book work. Ensure that you attend an accredited program to guarantee valuable credentials.

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Understanding the difference between union and non-union can be cumbersome. Union workplaces operate under collective bargaining agreements where pay, benefits, and work rules are standardized and employees are represented by a union for negotiations and disputes. Non-union workplaces work in a direct relationship with management.

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