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Xcel Energy is looking for an Electrical Lineworker Technology Instructor to teach practical skills in power line construction and maintenance. This full-time role begins in fall 2025 at Riverside and Hugo training centers in Northeast Minneapolis.
The position offers up to $77,911 in salary and benefits such as medical insurance, tuition waivers, and pre-tax benefits. Ideal candidates have a diploma in electrical line work and relevant teaching experience.
Electrical Lineworker Technology Instructor – Xcel Energy
Electrical Line Worker Technology Instructor teaches theoretical and practical skills relevant to all phases of power line construction and maintenance, preparing students for apprenticeships with utility providers. Instructors guide students in the operation of vehicles such as digger derricks and bucket trucks. Coursework includes electrical math, national electrical safety codes, construction of overhead and underground distribution systems, conductor applications, over‑voltage and over‑current protection, guying and pole grounding. This full‑time position starts in the fall semester of 2025 at Xcel Energy’s Riverside and Hugo training centers in Northeast Minneapolis. The position becomes unlimited upon completion of six semesters of required probationary status.
Salary range up to $77,911. Full‑time faculty work a 171‑day contract during a nine‑month academic year (mid‑August to mid‑May). Benefits include medical and dental insurance, life and disability insurance, pre‑tax benefits, time‑off benefits, health and wellness programs, and tuition waivers.
Location: Xcel Energy, Riverside and Hugo training centers, Northeast Minneapolis, MN.
Minnesota State is an equal opportunity employer/educator committed to the principles of diversity. We prohibit discrimination against qualified individuals based on race, sex, color, creed, religion, age, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, or membership in a local commission as defined by law. All applicants must be able to lawfully accept employment in the United States.