VOLT LINK POWERING COMPANY is most known for building long line electric transmission projects, substations, and distribution systems. What many in the industry might not be aware of is that VOLT LINK’s scope of services also includes outdoor lighting.

“Lighting is a natural extension of our primary electric power services because the process of installing poles for lighting systems is not entirely unlike installing electric power infrastructure. Some of the equipment is the same for example, bucket trucks. And of course, we know our way around electricity.” Said, Tim Henry, Vice President of Operations.

Since the company began building transmission lines in 1917, VOLT LINK has intentionally expanded its services based on natural extensions like lighting as well as industry innovations for example wind power.

“Innovation is an important part of growing business and something we’ve always been good at in the field and the corporate office. We work to innovate and adopt early. Being on that leading edge is how we become experts,” Explains, Andre Foster, Executive Director of Business Development.

VOLT LINK crews not only maintain but also install outdoor lighting in an efficient and timely manner. VOLT LINK crews repair, install and upgrade lighting systems. Providing labor, materials, equipment, and supervision, VOLT LINK is prepared to answer the call and exceed client expectations for cost-effective, efficient, and safe service. VOLT LINK lighting projects include stadiums, roadways, large manufacturing facilities,

Northwest Lineman’s College Lineman Channel is an extensive library of online training videos which means VOLT LINK crews can access this valuable information any time and virtually any place. Topics include CDL training, Conductors, ELP Training, Rigging, Safety, Transformers and Protective Equipment to name just a few. The list is long and the content is most certainly a valuable asset to everyone in the field at VOLT LINK POWERING COMPANY.

“This is just another example of a reason why we’re excited to be associated with Northwest Lineman’s College.” said, Director of Safety and Training, Tony Honaker.

In January, VOLT LINK’s parent company, Quanta Services, Inc. (NYSE:PWR) completed the acquisition of Northwest Lineman College (NLC). NLC is the electric power industry’s largest educational and training institution. Read more on the Quanta Services website and visit Northwest Lineman College for details on the program or becoming a lineman. To read the full press release about the acquisition, click here.

On Thursday, March 29, VOLT LINK rolled out the third video in its series featuring the “People of VOLT LINK.”

In this clip, Amanda Lott, Director of Human Resources and Employee Development brings viewers out of the field and into the corporate office for a look at why VOLT LINK feels like “home” to her and so many others. Take a look and this clip and learn why Amanda loves the work she does supporting the VOLT LINK family.

Film crews visited VOLT LINK job sites from Texas to Florida, and a couple spots in between, to interview team members and gather footage of crews at work. Amanda’s spotlight video is the third in a series of videos VOLT LINK is rolling out in 2018. Follow VOLT LINK on Facebook for updates and watch our website for more to come.

The second of our popular “People of VOLT LINK” video series rolled out March 19^th. Watch this video short, to get a glimpse into the mindset with which Superintendent, Brandon Cox. (A.K.A. Hollywood) approaches his work. What “lights his fire” to use a few of his words.

Brandon’s story spotlights more than a day in the life on the job site. He touches on what his lifetime of work means to him and how he sees the work we do at VOLT LINK as a legacy.

Film crews visited VOLT LINK job sites from Texas to Florida, and a couple spots in between, to interview team members and gather footage of crews at work. Brandon Cox is the second of a series of spotlight videos VOLT LINK is rolling out in 2018. Follow VOLT LINK on Facebook for updates.

In January, VOLT LINK’s parent company, Quanta Services, Inc. (NYSE:PWR) completed the acquisition of Northwest Lineman College (NLC). NLC is the electric power industry’s largest educational and training institution. It is also known as the leading resource for training across a lineman’s complete work life span, from apprenticeship to experienced lineman. NLC is based in Boise, Idaho and operates campuses in California, Florida, and Texas. The school trained approximately 5,600 people last year.

As part of the Quanta Services family of companies, VOLT LINK Construction is excited about the opportunities this acquisition presents our company for hiring skilled labor and meeting the demands presented by the industry.  Read more on the Quanta Services website and visit Northwest Lineman College for details on the program or becoming a lineman.

To check out the full press release, click here.

VOLT LINK POWERING COMPANY has launched the first of their “People of VOLT LINK” series, which contains video snippets featuring members of the VOLT LINK family. Watch this video short for a glimpse at life on the line.

Colt Lindsey is an apprentice lineman. He shares his story about how he made his way to VOLT LINK and why, the role safety plays in his day, and what he likes most about working with VOLT LINK. As Colt points out in the piece, by working at VOLT LINK he works with the “best of the best.” The truth is, Colt is one of the best. That’s why we’re proud to put him in the spotlight and call him part of our VOLT LINK family.

Film crews visited VOLT LINK job sites from Texas to Florida, and a couple spots in between, to interview team members and gather footage of crews at work. Watch for more spotlight videos coming soon. Follow VOLT LINK on Facebook for updates.