Utility Technician

About the Role

The Utility Technician role bridges the gap between traditional linemen, electricians, and data technicians. Multi-skilled field technicians operate across overhead, underground, fiber optic, electrical, and renewable energy systems.

Utility Technicians specialize in utility interconnections, line construction, fiber optic installations, electrical construction, and operations & maintenance (O&M) programs. With clear advancement opportunities and cross-disciplinary certifications, this role offers a lasting, fulfilling career path.

Job Expectations

• Work Schedule: Full-time, 40 hours per week with potential for overtime
• Work Environments: Residential, commercial, and industrial buildings; renewable energy sites; roadside work sites
• Travel Requirements: Frequent travel to job sites within New York and Pennsylvania
• Safety Standards: Adherence to all company and OSHA safety regulations is mandatory
• Growth Mindset: Success depends on eagerness to learn, openness to feedback, and readiness to adapt
• Physical Demands: Must be able to lift up to 75 pounds, stand or walk for 8+ hours, work at heights 50ft+, work in confined spaces

Types of Work

• Utility Interconnection: Medium-voltage interconnections, switchgear installation, new service connections
• Line Construction: Private pole lines, overhead and underground distribution systems
• Electrical Projects: Conduit systems, panel installations, service upgrades, troubleshooting
• Fiber Optic Projects: Aerial and underground cable installation, splicing, OTDR testing
• Renewable Energy: Solar farm electrical work, battery storage, medium-voltage terminations
• O&M Programs: Scheduled inspections, emergency repairs, warranty service
• Storm Restoration: Emergency pole and line restoration, service reconnections