A lineman, also known as an electrical lineworker, is a skilled tradesperson responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical power lines and related infrastructure. Lineman work outdoors and engage in task such as climbing utility poles, working with energized conductors, and operating electrical equipment.
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Northwest Lineman College (NLC) is a private, for-profit higher learning institution. In an effort to keep tuition costs as affordable as possible, we have made the decision not to participate in Title IV funding.
Choosing the right school for your linework career is a big deal. There are many options, but one school stands out from the rest—Northwest Lineman College (NLC). So, what makes NLC different? Let’s break it down. Industry-Leading Training Facilities NLC goes beyond the basics with hands-on training that mirrors real-world job sites. Here’s what you can expect: State-of-the-art campuses ...
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In 2015, Northwest Lineman College published The American Lineman, which highlighted the evolution of lineworkers and their accomplishments. Power companies and line contractors embraced Lineman Appreciation Day and began hosting celebrations on April 18.
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