Hey guys, I’m a JY in California, recently I started making guides for those of you that are trying to navigate the trade. Just doing it because I had literally nothing to go on when I started out 15 years ago. Feel free to peruse at your leisure.
Just dropped my new free guide. Subscribe to check out more of the same
For different JATCs and utilities.
Dependence on Chinese material is a problem. This is more about the industry as a whole and about how shortages may be coming soon for material and cans. Let me know if you guys found this interesting.
“Hey everyone, as a longtime lineman I compiled the straight-up advice I wish a veteran had shared with me back when I started. Nothing fancy — just solid tips that help you work smarter, avoid screw-ups, and stay safe out there.
Here’s my ‘Shit I Wish My Lineman Told Me’ list — what else belongs on it?”
Hey brothers,
Just posted a complete guide on the SWLCAT apprenticeship for Texas & the Southwest — requirements, CDL rules, application process, and insider tips.
If you’re looking at that region, check it out. Questions? Drop them below.
All of you need to drink more water.
Hey guys, lineman from California here and I’ve seen this subject brought up often on Reddit. Give my substack article a read and tell me what you think.
Hey fellas, please subscribe to my free substack. Gonna have a lot of articles and news coming out relating to the trade. I’m also creating a one stop shop for guys new to the trade that need help with resumes, applications, and meeting requirements for getting hired. I’ve only
Published a handful of articles so far
But have stuff coming out daily. Thanks!
Hey all. I started a new substack to help newcomers to the trade. So if you are dead set on being a lineman or just passively interested take a look at my content.
I’m just starting out so be patient. but over time I will be offering a 50 state breakdown by region, JATC, and major utilities as options. Content will include requirements and basic information for each region JATC and major utility as they vary across the US. Groundman route guidance, line school etc. Tips for showing up prepared to give a good interview and what expectations will be on the job as either an apprentice or groundman. I’ll provide a list of tools that will be needed and where to find them.
In the end it will be a one stop shop for all the information prospective groundmen and apprentices will need to make it easier for JATCs and utilities to find quality candidates. Please subscribe and thanks for the support.