Empower your future
consider a skilled trade in the energy industry
Go from classroom to career in a year
Overhead Line Worker
Become a First Responder
Imagine climbing high above the trees to repair power lines – that’s the job of an overhead line worker. They’re some of the most visible employees in the energy industry. As an overhead line worker, you’re one of the “first responders” – the go-to people when needs arise such as when severe weather conditions strike the area.
Underground Cable Splicer
Keep Communities Out of the Dark
Working underground, cable splicers install, splice, test and repair high-voltage cable lines – effectively keeping communities out of the dark. Perfect if you like exploration, while making an impact in your community.
Assistant Substation Operator
Run a Substation
Every substation requires a “power master” to run the station around the clock – that’s the job of an assistant substation operations worker. You conduct regular maintenance, inspections and troubleshooting to keep the electricity flowing to our communities.
Power Equipment Relay Technician
Become a Troubleshooter
Do you pay attention to detail? If so, working as a PERT technician may be the career for you. In this role, you inspect all new energy equipment, service existing equipment and troubleshoot any equipment problems.
Field Service Representative
Fill an Important Service Role
A vital part of all energy company operations, field service reps install and service meters of residential and business customers. This position also serves an important customer service role. You interact with customers, while answering questions about meters and electrical service.
Maintenance Fitter
Keep the Gas Flowing Safely
Interested in welding and metal fabrication? Help keep gas flowing safely throughout your community’s pipelines as a maintenance fitter. In this role, you fit pipes, find and repair leaks, re-light residential appliances and reconnect meters.
Construction Worker
Grab a Hammer and Start to Build
As a construction worker, you will read blueprints, use a variety of power tools and continually build things.
Line Clearance Worker
Take Care of Trees and Brush
The workers you see riding in buckets among the trees are line clearance apprentices and journeymen, responsible for trimming and removing trees and brush. In this role, you begin training as a woodsman on the ground and quickly learn about electricity, aerial rescues, CPR and truck driving.
Make a Difference
Your Skill is your Strength
Advancements in technology have put those in skilled trades on a level playing field, shattering the glass ceiling in the energy sector. There is a career path for everyone, providing a rewarding opportunity to use your hands, heart and head while making a positive impact in your community.