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Benefits

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Are you looking for a rewarding career in the electrical industry? Join the NECA-IBEW Electrician Apprenticeship, where you’ll be part of a world-class organization of union electrical contractors serving the Mahoning Valley, Youngstown, Warren, Western Pennsylvania, and beyond.

As an apprentice, you’ll learn from the best in the business. Our expert contractors specialize in commercial, industrial, green, and residential electrical installations and maintenance. With our certified and accredited apprenticeship and upgrade-training programs, you’ll gain the skills and knowledge needed to become a journeyman union electrician.

At NECA-IBEW Electricians, we’re committed to promoting the regional electrical industry and providing our members with educational opportunities. Join us, and take the first step towards a successful and fulfilling career as a journeyman union electrician.

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Be part of a brotherhood that provides a vital service to commercial and residential construction

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Learn the trade with hands-on experience from journeymen electricians and earn a paycheck right from the start.

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Gain advanced education in training in a well-paid industry without the need for a college degree and student loan debt

A Rewarding Career Starts Here

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Types of Apprenticeships

Residential

This three-year program includes a minimum of 4,800 hours of on-the-job training and 480 hours of classroom instruction.

Starting wage is 55 percent of Residential Wireman wage (advancement corresponds with satisfactory progress on-the-job reports and academics).

The probationary period is 1,000 hours (generally the first year of training). Administrative and textbook fees are determined annually.

Upon indenture, apprentices will be required to purchase the tool package.

Commercial

This five-year program includes a minimum of 8,000 hours of on-the-job training and 900 hours of classroom instruction.

Starting wage is 35 percent of the Journeyman wage (advancement corresponds with satisfactory progress on both on the job reports and academics).

The probationary period is 1,000 hours (generally the first year of training). Administrative and textbook fees are determined annually.

Upon indenture, apprentices will be required to purchase the tool package.

A Rewarding Career Starts Here

Join the NECA-IBEW Electrician Apprenticeship, where you’ll be part of a world-class organization of union electrical contractors.