5733 91d Power Generation Equipment Repairer jobs in Denver,CO

Lineman Cableman in Training - Denver, CO

Xcel Energy

Denver, CO 80219

High School diploma or equivalent.
Valid Class A CDL driver's license including a valid Medical Examiner's Certificate.
All applicants must have completed a qualified apprenticeship program, and possess a Journeyman Lineman certification.
Must have a well-rounded knowledge of distribution primary feeder circuits, transformer loading and connections, and fusing practices.
Should have experience with electric meter sets and their connections.
Must have knowledge and experience in the use of hot line tools, protective devices, fuses, lightning arresters, disconnect switches, breakers, grounding sets, transformers and their connections.
Must be experienced in the operation of Line Construction and Maintenance vehicles including, but not limited to, forklifts, digger-derricks, platform digger units, wire and rope tensioning units, and other similar equipment.
Must demonstrate knowledge and experience in electric Distribution system trouble-shooting.
Must be thoroughly familiar with the Safety Rules and regulations of the Company and must be well acquainted with the hazards involved in electric Distribution field service work.
Must be familiar with the use of rubber gloves, sleeves, line hose, and switching procedures, as well as in the use of PPE in accordance with Company and OSHA requirements.
Looking for a 2-year commitment to required training program.

Purina

Denver, CO 80201

Staples, Inc. Careers

Aurora, CO 80013

ConAgra Foods

Denver, CO 80238

Two years of Industrial Maintenance experience.
Skills in troubleshooting mechanical and electrical concerns.
Detail‑focused work approach.
Strong written and verbal communication skills in English.
Skills to work as part of a team with supervisors, managers, and peers.
Skills to give and receive direction in high‑pressure situations.
Skills to work with limited supervision.
Awareness of food safety risks and readiness to escalate concerns promptly.
Comfort working with technology to communicate, research, and track work orders.
Read and interpret blueprints and equipment schematics to fabricate, build, or modify equipment and electrical systems with minimal supervision.
Being on your feet, walking around the facility, climbing stairs/ladders or kneeling for extended periods of time.
Frequently lifting, pushing or carrying materials.
Skills in performing basic math, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, to support problem solving.