A fair wage can be the most important factor of employment.
THE UNION WAGE SOLUTION
Get classified by providing documented proof of electrical construction experience and/or take a skills aptitude test and we can benchmark your skills against nationwide standards.
CONSTRUCTION
WIREMAN/ELECTRICIAN
An entry level program for those with experience and who want additional training or those who wish to test out to Journeyman level.
$12.00 - $21.21
Depending on Skills
Employer Paid Employee Health Coverage
Employer Funded NEBF Retirement
Employer Funded PBF Retirement
APPRENTICESHIP
Formal training program and a quick way to the top. This is a college level program where students work for contractors and attend school. Earn while you learn!
$13.50 - $25.14
Depending on Skills
Employer Paid Family Health Coverage
Employer Funded NEBF Retirement
Employer Funded PBF Retirement
JOURNEYMAN WIREMAN
This is the top classification for inside electricians and it is recognized as nationwide. Journeyman can work as jobsite supervision and generally have a complete skillset.
$22.87- $31.82
Depending on Job
Employer Paid Family Health Coverage
Employer Funded NEBF Retirement
Employer Funded PBF Retirement
Paid Pension fund $3.48 to $4.61 per hour.
HOW DO YOUR SKILLS STACK UP?
Electricians in the IBEW have negotiated minimum wage rates for all skill levels so it is important to get classified. Do this by providing documented proof of electrical construction experience and/or take a skills aptitude test and we can benchmark your skills against nationwide standards.
Are you proficient in the following wiring installation methods?
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EMT
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Rigid
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MC Cable
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Switchgear
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Transformers
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Motor Control
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Residential
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Commercial
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Industrial
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Lighting
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Circuity
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Underground
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Wire Pulls
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Voice/Data/Video
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Cable Tray
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Smart Lighting
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Solar
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Welding