• Employment Training

• 415.

Ibew Local 1049 Vacation Fund

Our local union of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers was chartered in 1937.

Maine International Trade Center

To promote the expansion of Maine's economy through increased international trade in goods and services, and related activities.

Craft Division of Local 1049 Health and Welfare Fund

Our local union of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers was chartered in 1937.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 418.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

Our local union of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers was chartered in 1937.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 419.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

OUR GOAL AS A UNION IS TO KEEP OUR MEMBERSHIP STRONG AND CONTINUE TO WORK TOGETHER FOR THE BETTERMENT OF: WORKERS RIGHTS, FAIR WAGES, BENEFITS OF WORKING FAMILIES, AND SOLIDARITY OF THE UNION.

• Heart and Circulatory System

• 420.

Associated Builders and Contractors Inc

ASSOCIATED BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS WILL PROVIDE THE BEST TRAINING, GOVERNMENT AND LEGAL REPRESENTATION, AND PROGRAMS TO ENSURE MEMBERS A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE, ADD VALUE TO THE INDUSTRY'S CLIENTS, PROMOTE A SAFE WORK PLACE AND ENHANCE THE LIVES OF THE INDUSTRY'S EMPLOYEES.

• Public Utilities

• 421.

National Electrical Contractors Assn Puget Sound Chapter

TO PROVIDE CONTRACTORS WITH UPDATED INFORMATION CONCERNING THE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING INDUSTY AND TO HELP IMPROVE ELECTRICAL CODES AND REGULATIONS AND TO HELP IN LABOR RELATIONS Empowering those who power Puget Sound since 1949 In labor relations leadership training industry standards and more were hard at work for Electrical Contractors across the region.

CENTRAL INSIDE ELECTRICAL JOINT

Electrical Apprenticeship for the Willamette Valley and Central Oregon.

OREGON-PACIFIC-CASCADE CHAPTER NECA

5417361443 Home Services Educational Classes About Contact Events Members Area Calendar Covid 19 More ORPACNECA The National Electrical Contractors Association NECA is the voice of the 255 billion industry responsible for bringing lighting power and communications to buildings and communities across the United States.