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IBEW Local 113
Registrace 8. 11. 2013
Union vs Non-Union
Union vs Non-Union: Aaron shares their experience on the improved culture, communication, and mentorship in union trades. Hear how union work environments are leading the way in positive instruction and support for new workers. #IBEW #UnionStrong #TradesProfessionals
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A brighter future
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"🔧✨ Curious about a career that builds our world? Watch our video and give the trades another look. Discover why the IBEW might be your next step toward a brighter future! #Trades #IBEW #CareerOpportunity"
JATC
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Empowering our future leaders! 💡The Joint Apprenticeship & Training Committee sets our students up for success. Our apprenticeship program allows them to earn while they learn, gaining the essential skills and knowledge to excel in their career. #IBEW #JATC #Apprenticeship #SkillsForSuccess
Solidarity
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Brotherhood is more than just a word, it's a way of life. Proud to be part of a community where we support, uplift, and empower each other. Hear from our members about what brotherhood truly means to them. #IBEW #Brotherhood #Community #Family
Meet Todd
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Meet Todd, an electician who followed his passion for working with his hands and found endless opportunities and benefits. 💪🔌 #unionstrong #tradeup #electricianlife
Pride
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Proud to be a part of the IBEW family, where quality work is our top priority! 🙌🏽 Hearing fellow members share their pride in their craft only confirms that we are truly the best in the industry. #IBEW #ProudMember #QualityWork
34th Annual Run for the Wall Motocycle Ride - In Tribute to Hugh Smith
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🚴♂️ A huge shoutout to all the incredible riders who joined us for the 34th annual Run for the Wall Motorcycle ride! Your dedication, camaraderie, and passion made this event truly special. Together, we ride for those who can’t. Thank you for being a part of this amazing journey! 🏍️❤️ #RunForTheWall #RidersUnited #ThankYou #RIPSmitty
Vibes Code of Excellence Ad
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Add SPARQ to your next construction project with the Code of Excellence from Local Union #113 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. With SPARQ you get Safety, Professionalism, Accountability, Relationships, and Quality. Ask for the I B E W Code of Excellence from your electrical contractor. Visit www.bestvalue-cs.com for more information. The Code of Excellence is a program de...
Electrical Apprenticeship Open House
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Apprenticeship Open House, Thursday, June 13, 2024 from 2pm to 6pm ibew113.com/2024/05/12/apprenticeship-open-house/
Meet Patrick
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Meet Patrick, our 2nd year lineman apprentice! 🙌🏼 He's loving every minute of working outside and the tight-knit camaraderie with his team. 💪🏼 From finding his passion for the trade to getting constant support, Patrick is on the path to success! 👏🏼 #LinemanLife #ApprenticeshipJourney #HardWorkPaysOff
1891 Preamble of the National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
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1891 Preamble of the National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Discover the positive impact of joining the IBEW! Exceptional training, advancement opportunities, a
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Discover the positive impact of joining the IBEW! Exceptional training, advancement opportunities, a
Good luck getting in.
Happy St.Patrick’s Day IBEW Local #113 from Local #6 HTC NYC 🍀👍🙏😉 Union Loud Union Proud!!
I am *mostly* self employed. Plus, I work over seas a lot. So, no union for me.
1 week. Excellet!!!
Follow the Rules of the Road!
Great Video IBEW Local 113 Proud to support educate and promote union labor and our communities. #IBEWStrong
Let's Go Brandon!!!!!
Are you a wizard
Shocking.
nice testimonial ,josh
IBEW is a good union, the rest are just garbage.
moises
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More Local 280 huh?
What is it with all of the out of state Local 280 testimonials on Local 113 and 111's channel?
I went to college, used my GI Bill, now I work in an office. I fucking hate it. I want to be part of the IBEW
You can find work opportunities around the country or the local in your area at www.wepoweramerica.org
I wasn't aware y'all were up North now.When did that happen?
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How much time off a year do you get?
That's what I need to know
You generally have a vacation fund with a dollar per hour worked, so about 2080$ per year, in my local we don't get paid for time off in the IBEW, but you can take as much time as you can afford (you can use the vacation fund to help pay for your vacation(s))
so as long as you can afford it, technically you could take off a month in the summer and winter for example?@@Hitman.13.
@@nicolasro4261 Yes, alot of journeymen are basically part time workers, they take a call (project) and work as much overtime they can, making alot of money, then when the project is done, they take off for months, then take another long call...
Okay well I'm going to be homeless in about a month, not my choice anymore, it's the consequence of my past mistakes... I have been an electrical apprentice in Arizona before, and I'm in GA now... I am for sure moving out of state now (no legal trouble I just hate it here, so why not start over somewhere else since I have to start over from the ground up anyways) and CO has always been my favorite state. So I need to know if I really want to work and get certified as a residential electrician, and I was considering going threw the ibew apprenticeship program, how much does it cost, like EVERYTHING because even a $20 application fee would have to be planned for. I will work hard and I know enought to land panels and diagnose a 3way on a service call where the customer/client has tried ro replace a switch on there own and let's say worse case it's pre 2011 so no 3 wire and the travelers are not marked and say a faulty switch or load is in the mix as well... so I'm no master electrician but I got the basics, and I know AZ code but I'm not certain what code I know is AZ specific and which is NEC... plus I've never worked under NEC 2017 as I think AZ has yet to adopt it... but I'll work and study hard, is ibew something I may be able to pull off with virtually no cash starting out? Also note I have no DL and no truck (or vehicle of any kind) and it's gonna cost me $1,400.00 to get my DL back. So if I meat a contractor somewhere daily and I do have my own tools... could I pull this off given my situation?
Thanks for the suggestions you have provided here.