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Lineworker

$108,380 earning potential

Lineworkers deal with electrical lines, whether in utility poles or underground systems. Electrical lineworkers often work with high-voltage electrical lines, so they need to understand how to safely fix problems in electrical systems.

BPBP Arkansas Job Outlook

240
Average annual job openings
2,410
Number of jobs by 2028
12%
Expected growth from
2025 to 2026
BPBP Arkansas
Profile: Brantley Jarrell
Name
Brantley Jarrell
Job
Substation & Transmission Technicians
High School
Arkadelphia High School
Age
25
Where I Trained
Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation
What I earned
Certificate of Proficiency in Industrial Maintenance
I am part of a team that is much bigger than just me. Every day, we do our best to provide reliable power to the communities that we all come from, and every day is different.
You also have to understand that working with electricity can be a hazardous job, and safety has to be your first concern. Electricity can’t be heard, seen or smelled, but you have to be aware of it at all times. If you fail to follow safety guidelines, you could seriously injure or kill yourself or those you work with. They become your family, and you are responsible for their lives.
As a lineman, Blake restores power to people's homes and businesses. It takes time to repair outages, but he likes being able to fix the problem and get people back to living their lives and doing their jobs.
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