Chicago’s linework market sits in ComEd’s northern Illinois territory, with overhead, underground, substation, and transmission work tied to dense Loop load and lakefront storm response. Employers include ComEd, Henkels & McCoy, INTREN, and IBEW Local 9 signatory line-clearance contractors. Average Chicago lineman salary: $90,951 annually. Nearby hiring hubs: Oak Brook , Oakbrook Terrace , Joliet , Naperville , Evanston . ComEd apprenticeships run more than two years of class and on-the-job training; IBEW Local 9 covers outside electrical and line-clearance work. View open lineman jobs in Chicago below.
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
Part-time
On-site
Wisconsin, United States
over 2 years
SiloSmashers
Full-time
On-site
Arlington, Virginia, United States
over 1 year
SiloSmashers
Full-time
On-site
Arlington, Virginia, United States
over 1 year
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
Part-time
On-site
Dresden, Tennessee, United States
$17.20 - $19.91 USD hourly
2 years
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
Part-time
On-site
Texas, United States
2 years
Tooele County
Full-time
On-site
Tooele, Utah, United States
$25.47 - $32.36 USD hourly
over 1 year
Fedsync
Full-time
On-site
Brook Park, Ohio, United States
over 1 year
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
Part-time
On-site
Texas, United States
2 years
DESE Research
Full-time
On-site
Huntsville, Alabama, United States
over 1 year
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