Electric Groundsman I

Boerne, TX
Full Time
Entry Level
Job Title:
Electric Groundsman I

Department:
Electric

Location:
City of Boerne, Texas

Salary Range:
$47,299.20 - $59,092.80 DOE annually

Job Description:

Works with groundsmen to assist line workers in electric construction with skilled support groundwork.

Key Responsibilities:
  • Assists electric construction line workers in replacing rotten poles and damaged cross arms.
  • Assists in the installation of security lights and streetlights.
  • Assists in installing new electric utility lines.
  • Assists in making sure that work trucks are fully stocked with supplies and equipment.
  • Assists with the maintenance of department facilities, grounds, department equipment, and vehicles.
  • Assists in installation, maintenance, removal, and replacement of electric meters.
  • Assists in trimming trees and brushes from power lines and easements.
  • Chips, loads, and transports limbs and brush.
  • Operates all departmental equipment utilized in the installation and maintenance of the electrical system, such as bucket truck, digger, derrick, pole truck, and other large trucks.
  • Works with other departments on utility projects.
  • Serves as essential emergency personnel when required.
  • Regular and prompt attendance is an essential function of the position.
  • Performs such other related duties as may be assigned.
Qualifications:
  • Education: High school graduate, or GED, or any equivalent combination of experience and training that provides the required knowledge, skills, and abilities.
  • Knowledge of: medical and first aid procedures, electrical construction equipment, and miscellaneous tools.
  • Skill/Ability to: understand and follow instructions; operate light equipment, hand tools, and electrical construction equipment and trucks; tolerate outside working conditions, including exposure to adverse weather conditions; establish and maintain effective working relationships with co-workers; and maintain a Texas driver’s license applicable to job responsibilities and a good driving record.
  • Safety/Physical Requirements: Moderate.  Tasks involve bending, lifting, walking, carrying, or using a force equal to lifting up to ninety pounds.
  • Certifications & Licenses Required: A valid Class A driver’s license.

Work Environment:

Tasks involved include, but are not limited to bending, lifting, carrying, or using a force equal to lifting 90 pounds. Tolerate outside working conditions, including exposure to adverse weather conditions. 

Application Process:
  1. Submit resume, cover letter, and application form. Careers | Boerne, TX - Official Website
  2. Initial phone/video screening interview.
  3. In-person interview with hiring manager and staff.
  4. Skills assessment (if applicable).
  5. Final interview and reference check.
  6. Job offer to selected candidate.

Special Benefits & Perks:
  • Medical, Dental, & Vision – 100% Paid by the city for the employee, option to add dependents. (City pays 42% for dependents, medical only.)
  • Short-Term and Long -Term Disability
  • Vacation/ Sick paid days off
  • Holidays Paid
  • Retirement plan - 14% City Contribution
  • Workers Compensation Insurance & 100% salary indemnity

Application Timeline:
The hiring process generally takes 2 to 4 weeks from application submission to offer. Join our team and help foster a community of learning and engagement in Boerne!

The City of Boerne is an equal-opportunity employer.

 
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