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Lineworker program completion records in Wisconsin

These NCES IPEDS records show historical reported completions associated with a program classification at each institution. They are not a current catalog and do not establish that training is offered now.

Lineworker work and training context

Lineworkers install, inspect, maintain, and repair the lines and equipment that carry electric power. Much of the work is outdoors, sometimes at height and in difficult weather. Safe crew procedures are central to the job.

U.S. median pay
$95,320 (May 2025)
Projected U.S. employment change
+10% (2025–35)
Typical training path
Up to 3 yr employer training

These are national occupational figures, not local pay or a promise of a job. The linked BLS line-installer profile also covers telecommunications line work; review its occupation breakdown before comparing figures. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook.

Research utility and contractor entry routes, safety instruction, supervised field work, and the physical requirements of the position. Compare power-line work with telecommunications-line work before choosing a path.

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Program evidence reports completions in the 2023–24 academic year (IPEDS data year 2024), published by NCES IPEDS. These are historical completion records—not proof that a school currently offers a program, has openings, or will offer it in the future. Contact each institution to confirm current availability, location, credentials, admission, and cost. NCES IPEDS data source.