EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

Electric lineworker, Apprentice– Wisconsin

Dunn Energy Cooperative, Menomonie, Wisconsin has an opening for an Apprentice lineworker. Dunn Energy serves 10,000 accounts from its office in Menomonie, Wisconsin.  The cooperative offers a competitive wage rate and benefits package including pension, 401k, life, health, and disability insurance.   PTO and clothing benefits are also offered.  Lineworkers are represented by the IBEW Local 953.  Candidate must have completed the electrical power distribution program at a reputable school and be qualified to complete or currently completing an approved apprenticeship program.  Valid driver's license with CDL, pre-employment physical and relocation within a 10-mile radius of the cooperative's office are required.  Email your completed application, resume, and a cover letter to hr@dunnenergy.com.  Applications will be accepted until noon, April 17th, 2020. No phone calls, please.  EOE.

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SunDEC Community Solar went online in February of 2017. We started with 400 units for sale. Today, we have less than a third of the array left to sell. The cost of the 250-watt units drops monthly, based on the remaining length of the contract on the system. If you are interested in purchasing the output of a portion of our community solar, please call the office and talk with one of our knowledgable staff members.

How do you know if Community Solar is for you? Ask yourself these three things:

  • Do you want to support renewable energy?

  • Do you lack the yard or roof space to install a solar array?

  • Do you live in a heavily wooded area where solar wouldn't work well?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, give us a call! 

You can see the real-time production of SunDEC on our Renewable Energy production page as well as the the offsets it has created.  

If you are interested in seeing what our whole renewable energy portfolio looks like, you can visit Dairyland Power Cooperative. There you will see that a good portion of our distributed generation comes from solar, wind, hydro, and landfill-to-gas energy.