They are never 100 percent sure of what's in store on any given day. If it's sweltering hot, freezing cold, or if a really bad storm rolls through, there's a good probability they'll be called out to restore power, day or night. They climb power poles in the worst conditions Mother Nature can muster. They could be on extended callout to another region, miles from home, for days, or even weeks. When they aren't working long hours in severe weather, responding to outages, repairing, or establishing, power, a typical workday may consist of training requirements, safety inspections, emergency readiness, equipment preparation, and other routine assignments...
