Co., Judge Adams concluded that under either the same evidence test or. the totality of the circumstances test, the ultimate question is the same: whether there is more than one agreement. Id. at 1139 (Adams, J., dissenting).
How to Become a Journeyman Lineman. Line installers and repairers, usually called linemen regardless of gender, need both technical instruction and long-term training on the job. Most linemen begin with vocational training, complete an apprenticeship and then go on to become journeymen before becoming independent workers. This occupation requires a broad knowledge of telecommunications technology and electrical utilities. It takes several years to become a journeyman lineman. Basic Education Requirements A high school diploma or its equivalent is usually required before starting the process of becoming a lineman, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
- 12,000 hours of on-the-job training under the supervision of a master electrician; - Hold a journeyman electrician license for at least two years; - Passing score on the master electrician examination. Note: A journeyman lineman license is NOT the equivalent to a journeyman electrician license.