What is lineman school like?
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- The answer to the question, "What is lineman school like?" is this video. We answer the question by giving you a day in the life of Elite Lineman Training student Britt Taylor. If you're interested in line school or Elite, then this is your video.
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i am 15 and from tennessee and planning on going to elite one day. love this type of videos.
That's awesome man. We'll try to do more like this one. Let us know if there's anything else you'd like to see on our channel. Hope to see you here in a few years!
@@EliteLinemanTrainingInstitute yeah my papaw worked for my county utilities for 38 years and from hearing stories from him. I am planning on being a linemen one day, and i know there is much more to it than that. I got a job shadowing day at my school and i went to our utilities. I loved it and got to some hands on things. I changed out a fake switch and stuff like that. Thank you for responding to me. and have a great day
Bro post more videos
We will. We hadn't really posted much over the last year, but starting last month we've started a plan to post 1 longer video a month.
@@EliteLinemanTrainingInstitute hell yeah
hello sir i am watching ur videos.u r carring and good all the work is good and good safety.i am also lineman.in pesco electric company pakistan.i have 10 years experence as a lineman.my post is lineman 11 means garde two lineman.but i want become ur student and learn more things from u.
My question here is, and I'm sure I'm going to find out soon after I apply for a school, but is there a specific reason why a lineman must physically climb a pole or no? What I've been doing for the past 2 years now is traffic control for a company. I create the workzones like flagging and lane closures for when lineman crews or other types of crews need to be in the road to work. Whenever I'm working with a power crew, I've only ever seen them physically climb the pole only a handful of times if that much. Most just go up in the bucket, but I do remember one time seeing a lineman try to climb the pole and he fell but he caught himself.
It's important to know how to climb because sometimes linemen don't have a choice. You could be somewhere where you couldn't get the truck to the pole and you would have to be able to climb to do the job. Sometimes you might climb with the truck there, but regardless the reason we train climbing is because you have to be able to do it if it's needed, regardless of how often it's done in the industry today.
how can i join u.sir.