IBEW Local 48

They are taking applications in July 2018

40.20 JW and 44.22 Foreman , GF 48.24

Yes, reciprocity is now available between Oregon and Washington. Please refer to the document at this link for more info. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.oregon.gov/bcd/laws-rules/Documents/elec-OR-WA-recip-pc.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiF2fqw59zsAhUIs54KHeWCCrQQFjABegQIARAF&usg=AOvVaw18paY4vOAP2oPhoggICFTL

From the NIETC.org website: "It is strongly encouraged to attend an orientation on the third Tuesday of any month at 16021 NE Airport Way, Portland, OR 97230 from 4 to 5PM." They walk you through the whole process at that orientation and answer any questions you have.

No date yet

Got my answer thanks

Not sure but if you look it up on line you can call and ask?

Yes true, but isn’t there a certain amount of hours a material handler can get to get an interview ?

Yep. Check at beginning of every month for an application status.

Slightly over 5000.

Tax forms are available on the Dues and Dispatch website: https://48dispatch.com/wsiscript/memberemployer.html If you need assistance with logging in to the site, contact Local 48 at (503) 256-4848.

Applications just closed and there has not been any announcement about future openings yet. Watch http://www.nietc.org/applications.html for future announcements.

You have to apply for the apprenticeship. There is a test to take and then there is an interview

If you are asking about one of our Out-of-work lists, the dispatch window is open during all normal business hours, M-F from 8AM-5PM, closed from noon to 1PM for lunch. If you are asking about applying for our apprenticeship, please visit http://www.nietc.org/inside-electrician.html for information on options for applying. Here is the quote from the website about the current application process: "Accepting Applications in January on Wednesdays only (9AM-4PM): (Office Closed from 12PM-1PM)".

January

5.50 per hour

Hi Desi, Apprentices attend day school for one day per week for ten weeks per term. Every situation is unique in terms of time-frame and it is best to contact the apprenticeship office with questions specific to you. All of the information about the apprenticeship is located at this website: http://www.nietc.org/applications/apprenticeship-programs.html Thanks and good luck!

Hi Alex, If you have Kaiser, you need to go through the Kaiser system but if you are on any other plan, you use the VSP (Vision Service Plan). Here's a link to the Harrison Trust site: https://www.ourbenefitoffice.com/Harrison/Benefits/HealthCare.aspx And here's a link to the VSP site: https://www.vsp.com If you have any questions or issues with those resources, please contact our plan administrator by calling (800) 547-4457. You can also call Local 48 at (503) 256-4848 if you have any trouble reaching the plan administrator. Hope this helps!

While background checks are more prevalent in the low voltage industry, many customers (especially those in the tech industry) will require background checks for commercial work as well. Have you considered having your records sealed or expunged? That would be your best option, but regardless, you'll have more opportunities to work without having to background check in commercial work. Residential work is another option. Give us a call or an email and we can set up a time to talk more. If you've paid your debt to society, there is no reason your past should limit your future opportunity. Thanks for considering us.

It sounds like you're asking about entry level positions with Local 48. If that is correct the position you're looking for is called a Material Handler, and the website and dispatch can give you all the information you need to get started in that position. Good Luck!

Contact Christina Daniels, an organizer with Local 48 for information on the possibility childcare funding. You can find her contact information on the website. There are medical, dental, and vision benefits as well as pension!

Birth certificate social security card passport will work