Key responsibilities: Construct, install, maintain, and repair overhead and underground distribution and transmission lines and associated equipment. Climb poles, operate aerial lifts, and work from bucket trucks to perform line work safely. Perform energized and de-energized switching, splicing, and terminations on high-voltage and extra-high-voltage (EHV) systems in accordance with procedures. Read and interpret schematics, plans, and work orders; perform testing and diagnostics. Execute scheduled and emergency outage response, restoration, and storm recovery operations. Lead on-the-job safety: enforce PPE, grounding, hot-stick, and fall-protection procedures; conduct tailboards and safety briefings. Train, mentor, and supervise apprentice linemen and crew members. Complete required documentation, inspection reports, and maintenance logs. Required qualifications: Valid Colorado commercial driver’s license (CDL) preferred, Ability to obtain it through Colorado Powerline Inc, Journeyman lineman certification or equivalent trade school/apprenticeship completion. Proven experience working on energized and de-energized high-voltage and extra-high-voltage (EHV) transmission systems. Proficiency with hot-stick, live-line, and grounding techniques. Ability to work at heights, in confined spaces, and with heavy equipment. Strong knowledge of utility standards and OSHA regulations. Preferred skills: First Aid/CPR and pole-top rescue certification. Ability to read blueprints, maps, and electrical diagrams. Strong communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills. Working conditions: Working conditions could include inclement weather, rugged terrain and remote locations. Physically demanding outdoor work; irregular hours, on-call, and extended shifts during outages.