Do you know someone looking for work? DE is hosting a JOB FAIR!! Here is a great opportunity for anyone who isn't AFRAID of heights!! Has basic math skills!! Can pass a background check!!!! This position is great for those studying electricity or just wanting to LEARN!!! 9 weeks of paid training-- you can't beat this-- get off your behind-- quit whining---Go prepared to GET THIS JOB!!! Dress to impress-- get your resume going.
| When:
Friday, July 26, 2013
10:00a.m. – 2:00p.m.
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Where:
Duke Energy Toddville
Facility
Building 5643, 610
Toddville Road,
Charlotte, NC 28214
Parking will be accessible from the
Craig Street Gate.
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Duke Energy, a Fortune 250 company based in Charlotte,
NC, has entry-level opportunities available for Distribution Line Helpers in
both North and South Carolina. Please attend our Diversity Career Fair on July
26 to learn more about Duke Energy and these exciting opportunities. Join us at the career fair and please bring your resume.
Distribution Line
Worker/Helper (Job Search Number 116279) - The responsibilities of this position are to construct, maintain and
repair electrical distribution systems, including overhead and underground
lines, the installation and repair of electrical equipment such as street
lighting and load control devices and the construction of overhead and
underground distribution lines based on engineering specifications, including
setting poles, pulling cable, setting transformers, etc. This position requires
you to attend a 9 week training program that will take place in Charlotte, NC.
Duke Energy offers a competitive pay
and benefits program as well as career growth and community support
opportunities.
Connect at Duke Energy
where you can make an impact!
To be eligible to be considered for a position at
Duke Energy Corporation you must apply on-line at
www.duke-energy.com/careers
using the specific job search number.
Must have valid driver’s license/DOT certification where applicable.
There will be overtime opportunities, weekend work, and the possibility of
periodic call-out duty. The position may require working in inclement weather
conditions.
Distribution
Line Helper Process
Step I
Please apply
online.
Interested
individuals must go to www.duke-energy.com. Click careers and apply for
the position or positions that may be commensurate with your background.
** All applicants
that apply online are subject to a background screen. **
Step II
Sourcing of the
candidates, staffing will contact you if they feel you are a good match for the
open positions.
Step III
Testing is required
for this position - Individuals are tested on the EEI (Edison Electric
Institute) Construction and Skilled Trades Selection System (CAST). The test will take approximately two hours. The test will consist of the four different
tests below:
·
Graphic
Arithmetic – 30 minutes
·
Mechanical
Concepts – 20 min
·
Reading for
Comprehension – 30 min
·
Mathematical
Usage – 7 min
Practice tests can found on
our website at http://www.duke-energy.com/careers/career-testing.asp,
please follow directions online to download them.
If you do not pass
the test, you will receive a letter from staffing. If you meet the requirements for the position
and are selected to proceed in the job consideration process, you will be
notified by staffing to be scheduled for the Physical Abilities Test (PAT).
Upon successful completion of the PAT, you will move on to the interview
process.
Step IV
If an offer is
extended to you, the offer will be contingent upon the following:
·
Background screen
including criminal
·
Drug Screen
·
Education
·
References
This position will require
you to attend a nine (9) week training program that will take place in
Charlotte, North Carolina. Your offer is also contingent upon completion of the
Line Helper Training Program.
Key Points to Remember
·
Shift work,
overtime, weekend work
·
Subject to
periodic call-out duty and subject to second and third shift schedules
·
Inclement weather
·
Subject to
confined spaces
·
Valid Driver’s
License / DOT Certification
