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North Country Electrical Line and Heavy Equipment School
2929 16th Avenue North
Escanaba, MI 49829

Toll Free: 800-377-5567 
Phone: 906-789-3123
Fax: 906-789-3124
Email: admissions@NCHESchool.com


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North Country Electrical Line and Heavy Equipment School

North Country Electrical Line and Heavy Equipment School

Training the next generation of professionals for over 20 years! Climb or dig your way into a new career today!

Job opportunity! Local⚡ WE’RE HIRING! ⚡

Looking for a rewarding career where your skills make a real difference in the community? The City of Escanaba is hiring for a Journeyman or Apprentice Lineman!

What you’ll do:
Help construct, maintain, and repair the City’s overhead and underground electric distribution systems.

What we’re looking for:
✔️ High school diploma
✔️ Class A CDL (or ability to obtain within 60 days)
✔️ Ability to safely work at heights and in confined spaces
✔️ Apprentice applicants must have a Vocational Diploma as an Electrical Line Technician

💰 Starting Pay:
Apprentice Lineman – $36.41/hour
Journeyman Lineman – $50.57/hour
Plus a competitive fringe benefits package!

📍 Residency within 20 miles of the Escanaba corporate limits is required.

📩 Ready to take the next step? Submit your resume and application to hr@escanaba.org or by mail to:

City of Escanaba
Attn: Human Resource Director
P.O. Box 948
Escanaba, MI 49829

👉 Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
www.escanaba.org/hr
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Job opportunity! Local

Storms don't check the calendar.

If the wind comes through this afternoon, somebody leaves the cookout and climbs a pole while the rest of the block finishes a plate.

Linemen sign up for that when they take the job. It's part of why the work pays what it does.

To the guys out today, thanks.
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Storms dont check the calendar.

If the wind comes through this afternoon, somebody leaves the cookout and climbs a pole while the rest of the block finishes a plate.

Linemen sign up for that when they take the job. Its part of why the work pays what it does.

To the guys out today, thanks.

You walk in knowing nobody.

Ten weeks later you know which guy checks your belt without being asked, and which one you want on the other end of a rope.

These same faces turn up on job sites for the next thirty years. Plenty of first calls come from somebody standing in a photo like this one.

Next class dates are in the first comment.
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You walk in knowing nobody.

Ten weeks later you know which guy checks your belt without being asked, and which one you want on the other end of a rope.

These same faces turn up on job sites for the next thirty years. Plenty of first calls come from somebody standing in a photo like this one.

Next class dates are in the first comment.Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment
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906-789-3123

admissions@ncheschool.com

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