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Jacob
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Do you have reliable transportation to get you to and from work as an electrical power line installer?
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Armando de Jesús Herrera
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Hi Jacob,
In most cases, electrical power line installers are expected to have their own reliable transportation to get to and from job sites. The nature of the work often involves traveling to different locations, sometimes in remote or rural areas, and being available for emergency repairs or storm recovery. However, some companies do offer transportation or company vehicles for specific projects or crews (especially larger contractors or utility providers), particularly when working in teams or on long-distance assignments.
For example, companies like O’Connell Electric and Hellman Electric in New York have fleets of vehicles and equipment to support their crews, especially for large-scale or emergency response projects. But for day-to-day work, having your own dependable transportation is usually a requirement.
In most cases, electrical power line installers are expected to have their own reliable transportation to get to and from job sites. The nature of the work often involves traveling to different locations, sometimes in remote or rural areas, and being available for emergency repairs or storm recovery. However, some companies do offer transportation or company vehicles for specific projects or crews (especially larger contractors or utility providers), particularly when working in teams or on long-distance assignments.
For example, companies like O’Connell Electric and Hellman Electric in New York have fleets of vehicles and equipment to support their crews, especially for large-scale or emergency response projects. But for day-to-day work, having your own dependable transportation is usually a requirement.