Crew Leader

Hillsborough, NC
Full Time
Mid Level
Job Summary
The Crew Leader coordinates and directs all line crew activities with construction, materials, and the establishment of electrical distribution and transmission across PEMC's service territory. As a working Foreman, this position performs a variety of duties to ensure the construction process of erecting and repairing distribution and transmission lines of all voltage classes is successfully completed, while leading all assigned line crew(s) through these projects.

Essential Duties:
  • Leads crew(s) to perform proper construction and maintenance practices as well as power restoration throughout the electrical distribution system
  • Coordinates all work activities and performs on-the-job training for crew members
  • Oversee the responsible and safe operation and maintenance of all assigned tools and equipment used by the assigned crew(s)
  • Ensure all crews are working effectively and safely at all times
  • Oversee and direct power restoration, occasionally in inclement and extreme weather conditions
  • Participate in Operations' on-call rotation as scheduled and in emergency power restoration events as needed
  • Complete and review timesheets, appraisals, and evaluations for direct reports
  • Review and complete (as needed): staking sheets, inspection reports, vehicle inspections, accident, near miss, injury, and incident reports
  • Follows through troubleshooting issues that may compromise effective job performance by using the appropriate processes and chain of command
  • Additional duties as needed and assigned.

Education, Experience, and Skill Requirements
  • High school diploma or equivalent education required
  • Completion of Electrical Line Worker Training Program
  • Current and valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) with DOT Medical Card. Required to maintain a clean driving record.
  • BLS/CPR certification required
  • 5-7 years of lineman experience required; Supervisory experience strongly preferred
  • Experience with operating and maintaining hand tools and heavy equipment required
  • Experience with construction of overhead and underground electrical transmission lines required
  • Must have the ability to complete Pole Top & Bucket Rescue emergencies in 5 minutes or less
  • Substation repair and maintenance knowledge and skills are required
  • Must have the ability to multi-task, prioritize, perform basic math, use critical thinking skills, and have excellent written and verbal communication techniques
  • Must be able to lift, push and pull 60+ lbs., and withstand working outdoors in a variety (occasionally hazardous and inclement) weather conditions

About Us
Piedmont Electric Cooperative is a member-owned, not-for-profit organization serving over 34,000 electric accounts across multiple counties in North Carolina. The Cooperative is committed to community engagement, economic development, youth education, energy advocacy, broadband connectivity, and emergency preparedness. We foster an inclusive, positive culture that supports employee growth, development, and equal employment opportunities based on merit and business needs.
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