Answer: While both professions require a strong understanding of electrical principles and safety, their training and skill sets are different. Linemen typically undergo a rigorous apprenticeship program that emphasizes practical skills like pole climbing, operating bucket trucks, and handling high-voltage lines. Substation workers, on the other hand, often have a more technical background, with training focused on reading complex electrical schematics, testing and calibrating relays, and operating sophisticated control systems (SCADA). Our company provides the specialized tools and equipment that are used in the day-to-day work of both linemen and substation workers, ensuring they have the right tools for their specific tasks.