ELITE Lineman - Learning to Climb Day One
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Published 2020-05-04
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All Comments (21)
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Receiving a complement from this guy while climbing must have felt like you won in life.
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What a fun job. And that instructor is like something right out of a movie, I want him to teach me everything
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god bless the linemen. these are the guys that get your power and internet back up at 3AM in the middle of winter during a blizzard. unless you have lazy linemen, then it takes a week lol
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31 years as a professional firefighter and when asked if I wanted to be a lineman all I could say was "Aw, hell no!" Balls of steel those guys have.
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I went through Boston Edison's line school in 1970. we had to free climb a 35 foot pole before they even gave us a belt . there were wood chips around the base of the pole in case we fell. different times I guess.
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I was a new lineman 30 years ago and did it for a number of years in the cable tv industry. We never had the secondary safety strap. Bare hands to grip better with was the rule for us...lol I enjoyed it very much especially the outdoors and the freedom but, also the satisfaction of getting a hard job done. Here's to the linemen!!
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I trained as lineman in the US Army Signal Corp, at the time MOS was 31K (wire dog) as we were called, it was a lot of fun. When we trained on the poles we would throw a ball from soldier to soldier, if you dropped it or threw it badly, you had to retrieve the ball from the ground and climb back up.
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Linemen are definitely a true breed and they are hero’s for risking their lives everyday my son and son-in-law are linemen and I have a lot of friends that are with power companies God bless you all thank you for what you do
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Good job instructor,did that for 2 years.everyone needs to learn this skill and keep it honed sharp.It pays exelent,and allways in demand.
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Good ol bucksqueeze, saving lives all the time !!
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I’m glad these boys learned how to climb on clean poles unlike I did. Makes a huge difference in training. That’s a great instructor.
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God those hammer sounds at the beginning were safisfying.
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If ed Bassmaster was a lineman apprentice..
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I'm so glad the overdramatic music was put in. It makes it so much better! 🙄
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You can learn the basics in a day. But it takes weeks to be good!💪🏾
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These students worked well. Six months to a year they will be teaching someone else, and remember climbing up a pole may be natural for a squirrel but not people. Good luck to you all
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I remember we all had to climb to top and pass a football around on the last day. The bucksqueeze would of helped my nerves back then.
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Thank you I have LIRR TRAINING TOMORROW JUST WANTED TO WATCH YOUR VIDEO TO GET HEADS UP SO THANK YOU
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The music makes some basic skills training seem epic.
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The dramatic music just.... Brings a tear to my eye.
