Distribution Lineman Jobs
Updated October 9, 2026 · 1 verified employer
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How much do Distribution Lineman jobs pay?
The median salary is $62,400. The typical range spans $62,400 to $62,400. The average salary of $62,400 is 91.79% below the national average of $760,351.
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A day in the life of a Distribution Lineman
- Inspect and test power lines for wear, corrosion, and proper tension.
- Perform routine maintenance, including tightening hardware and replacing damaged conductors.
- Respond to outages by locating faults and restoring service using live-line techniques.
- Install new transformers and upgrade distribution equipment to meet load demands.
- Safely operate climbing gear and vehicles to access pole and underground line sites.
Skills you need for Distribution Lineman jobs
- Electrical Systems Knowledge
- Power Line Maintenance
- Transformer Installation and Repair
Distribution Lineman jobs: frequently asked questions
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What does a Distribution Lineman do?
A Distribution Lineman builds, inspects, and repairs the network of power lines that deliver electricity from substations to end users. The role involves climbing poles, handling live wires, and troubleshooting outages to restore service quickly. Safety protocols and precise electrical knowledge are critical throughout the workday.
What qualifications or tools are needed for a Distribution Lineman job?
Employers look for solid knowledge of electrical systems, experience with power line maintenance, and ability to install and repair transformers. Common tools include hot sticks, voltage detectors, and climbing gear, while a valid commercial driver’s license and completion of an apprenticeship program are typical requirements.
Is a career as a Distribution Lineman good?
The role supports essential utility services, offering steady demand as electricity consumption grows. Employment stability is reinforced by ongoing infrastructure upgrades and regulatory requirements for reliable power delivery.
Can you get a Distribution Lineman job with no experience?
Many positions require prior experience or completion of an apprenticeship, though some employers may hire candidates who have finished vocational training and demonstrate the required safety certifications.
How much do Distribution Lineman jobs pay?
The median annual salary is $62,400. Typical earnings range from $62,400 to $62,400. The average pay of $62,400 sits 91.79% below the national average of $760,351.