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Job Fair Information

Thank you for your interest in our 2019 summer job fair. IBEW Local 332 and it's contractors are looking to hire excellent candidates as commericial journeyman wireman and residential journeyman.

IBEW Local 332 wireman are paid top dollar in Santa Clara County, along with some of the best employer paid benefits in the industry:

-- 100% company paid retirement plans!

-- 100% company paid health insurance plans that include full medical, dental, & vision coverage for you, your spouse and your children!

-- HRA accounts! Double time paid after 10 hours, on weekends and all holidays! Excellent training classes and much more....

Applicants must have or be able to obtain an Electrical Trainee Card at a minimum. Individuals with California State Certifications will be given priority.

Inside (Commercial) Journeyman applicants should have a minimum of 5 years DOCUMENTED experience in commercial and industrial electrical work for C-10 contractors.

Residential Journeyman applicants should have a minimum of 3 years DOCUMENTED work experience doing single family homes and multi-family construction as an electrician.

Documented work experience means that you were getting paid on a company check. Acceptable proof of work history is a Social Security report (Detailed Earnings Report); copies of your W-2 tax statements, or last paycheck stubs.

Please be prepared to interview and give detailed information regarding your work history. We look forward to meeting you!

This job fair is specifically looking for journeyman level individuals. If you do not have the minimum amount of experience or are just looking to get started with a career as an IBEW electrician, please visit http://www.ejatc332.org/ for additional information on how and when to apply to our apprenticeship programs.

Talk with a Membership Development Representative today: 408-269-4332

ask for Pete Seaberg or Javier Casillas

or email us at JoinTeam332@ibew332.org

We Are The IBEW!

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) is comprised of proud union members with a wide diversity of skills and jobs. One of the most progressive unions in existence, the IBEW represents some 750,000 members in the United States and Canada.

Involved in the leading edge of technology, IBEW utility members from all over the country are involved in maintaining power to homes, battling some of the most adverse weather conditions to see that people have heat and electricity. In fact, it's almost impossible not see the results daily of IBEW members at work.

In the Utility Industry, the IBEW represents linemen, groundmen, repairmen, machine operators, watch engineers, boiler operators, turbine operators, switchboard operators and dispatchers. And of course there are the radio dispatchers, meter installers, testers, clerical workers, cable splicers and welders; all doing their jobs so that we may have electricity in our homes. The IBEW represents thousands of people in the Gas Industry from clerical workers to the employees involved in the transmission, distribution and maintenance of gas lines for heat and other uses. Our members provide gas safely to our homes and businesses.

Inside Wiremen install the electrical systems in residential, commercial and industrial buildings. Our members have been trained to read blueprints and to install and service complicated electrical equipment from small voltages to high voltages.

IBEW Communication Workers work behind the scenes to insure that your television is there for you. In a field of continuing changes in technologies, IBEW members stay on top. Cable Television uses thousands of IBEW members in the installation, maintenance and operations of television delivery systems.

Yes, the IBEW is proud. We are proud of our record of achievements, both individually and collectively. But we can't stop until all workers are given a chance to bargain collectively for better wages and better working conditions without the fear of losing their jobs or the security that they worked so hard for. If you would like to "be union" or to help unionize the place where you work, contact the IBEW. We can show you how and we can help you. The only qualifications you need are to be interested in making your world a better place to live, having a voice in your own future, and then be willing to do something about it.

Talk to an IBEW Membership Development Representative today @ (408) 269-4332 or email us at JoinTeam332@ibew332.org

Pete Seaberg - Javier Casillas - Basil Romero

Commercial Electricians / Residential Electricians / Sound & Communications / Material Handlers /

Duct Handlers / Construction Electricians

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Becoming Union

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Benefits of Being Organized

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