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Building the Lines Communities Depend On
Every time someone flips a light switch, charges an electric vehicle, or powers a business, they rely on an electric grid built to operate safely and reliably. Behind that dependable service is a network of transmission and distribution infrastructure designed, built, and maintained to meet growing energy demands. As utilities modernize the grid, expand renewable […]
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Better Field Training for Today’s Infrastructure Workforce
Joy Lacher, Director of Learning & Development at XKIG, is featured in the July/August edition of UAA Newsline in an article examining how organizations can better train today’s deskless workforce. In “Training a Deskless Workforce,” Joy outlines practical approaches to creating learning experiences that align with the realities of field-based industries. Drawing on adult learning theory and […]
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Recovery Is More Than Repairs, It’s Restoring Confidence
Storm recovery doesn’t end when the lights come back on. It continues with rebuilding damaged infrastructure, restoring system reliability, and preparing the electric grid for future challenges. Every repaired pole, rebuilt line, and restored substation helps strengthen the community’s utilities. At River City Construction, recovery means more than completing construction projects. It means helping utilities restore confidence […]
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Leadership, Resilience, and the Future of Energy
Recently, I had the privilege of speaking at the Leadership Conference for Women in Energy in Alpharetta, Georgia. The conference brought together leaders from across the utility and energy sectors to discuss workforce development, leadership, succession planning, mentorship, and the challenges shaping the future of our industry. I was honored to present a session titled, […]
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Mentorship as Infrastructure: How River City Is Developing the Next Generation of Lineworkers
At River City Construction, workforce development is treated as a core part of the work, not a side initiative. As the demands on electrical infrastructure grow and experienced lineworkers near retirement, River City has taken a deliberate approach to ensuring that safety, technical skill, and sound judgment are intentionally passed down to the next generation. “The most important thing an […]
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