Spotlight on the 2024 Lineworker Supplement
Every year, T&D World publishes a special supplement all about the line trade. Lineworkers, we'd love to include you in this year's edition, which will be published in September 2024. You can email photos and comments to me at [email protected], or we can schedule a time for a phone or podcast interview if it works better for you.
Because I know lineworkers are busy all day out in the field and not in an office, I have created online surveys as a way for you to participate in this year's stories. If you complete a survey or participate in a phone or podcast interview, you will have the opportunity to view the story as a Word document and as a PDF prior to publication.
For 2024, here's what's in store.
Lineworker Supplement
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Fast Forward to the Future of Line Work (what's ahead for the line trade): https://www.surveymonkey.com/
r/QJ5SLT9 -
International Lineman's Rodeo: Cheers to 40 Years (past and future of the Rodeo): https://www.surveymonkey.com/
r/M2WXZ3G -
Problem Solvers (lineworkers who invent products and technologies to help the line trade):
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TRF6SXM -
Lighting the Way in the Line Trade (lineworkers who volunteer in their communities, for projects helping the line trade or in overseas programs):
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/9PS5Q3X
Also, we have two other departments that feature lineworkers in the T&D World print magazine: Lineworker Focus for journeymen lineworkers and Faces of the Future for apprentices. If lineworkers participate in either one of these departments, they will receive a tool package from Milwaukee Tool including these or similar tools.
- MT550T
- MT500
- MT558
- MT505
- MT200-6
- 2865-20
- 48-59-1815
- 48-11-1861
- Lineworker Focus (for journeyman lineworkers)
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/3CWQTMW - Faces of the Future (for apprentices)
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/5J3HJ2C
About the Author
Amy Fischbach
Electric Utilities Operations
Amy Fischbach is the Field Editor for T&D World magazine and manages the Electric Utility Operations section. She is the host of the Line Life Podcast, which celebrates the grit, courage and inspirational teamwork of the line trade. She also works on the annual Lineworker Supplement and the Vegetation Management Supplement as well as the Lineman Life and Lineman's Rodeo News enewsletters. Amy also covers events such as the Trees & Utilities conference and the International Lineman's Rodeo. She is the past president of the ASBPE Educational Foundation and ASBPE and earned her bachelor's and master's degrees in journalism from Kansas State University. She can be reached at [email protected].