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Don't forget: We will have nominations for our Local 332 officers at our membership meeting TONIGHT, May 5, at 5 p.m. at the union hall. Ballots will be mailed May 15 and will be due by June 5. In the meantime, our social media accounts will go quiet. See you tonight!
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Don't forget: We will have nominations for our Local 332 officers at our membership meeting...

While wages are stagnating in most industries, Local 332 has negotiated historic increases. Our residential electricians are the best in the business. When we get the job done right, we command respect and higher wages. Resi members: Please attend our wage allocation vote May 13, 5 PM, to decide how much our raises should go towards wages, retirement, healthcare, etc. Join us! #IBEW #unionstrong #332proud
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While wages are stagnating in most industries, Local 332 has negotiated historic increases. Our residential...

Did you know? Our very own #IBEW Local 332 brother Rafael Garcia is running for San Jose City Council District 7! He'll be a strong advocate for our issues. Check out his website and consider making a donation at the link in our bio. Are you registered to vote? Voter registration deadline is May 18. Don't wait! #unionstrong #332proud
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Did you know? Our very own #IBEW Local 332 brother Rafael Garcia is running for...

Reminder to all Local 332 members that we will have nominations for our Local 332 officers at our membership meeting May 5, at 5 p.m. at the union hall. Ballots will be mailed May 15 and will be due by June 5. In the meantime, our social media accounts will go quiet.
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May 1 is International Workers' Day, otherwise known as May Day—or Labor Day in most of the world. You may not know that May Day originated not somewhere far away, but right here in the U.S. It was the culmination of a long fight for the 8-hour work day. The American Federation of Labor (AFL) decided on May 1 for this celebration in honor of the general strike of May 1-4, 1886 in Chicago, Illinois that resulted in the Haymarket Massacre. The general workforce had struck to demand an 8-hour work day. Though the strike ended in violence, it rallied the world to the cause of the 8-hour work day, among other efforts to empower workers. Mourn the dead, fight for the living!
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Mark your calendars for Saturday, June 6! It's Local 332 Family Night at the Giants. Bring the family out to the ballgame with your union family. Free tickets for you and your family, a special section just for 332 members, and fun all night! #unionstrong #332proud #IBEW
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Mark your calendars for Saturday, June 6! It's Local 332 Family Night at the Giants....

Got a classic car that you like to throw a wrench on—or just show off? Bring it on over to the union hall on Saturday, May 16, for our annual Classics and Coffee event. Awards for winners in several categories, and always a good time checking out the rides. Bring the whole family! #unionstrong #332proud #IBEW
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Got a classic car that you like to throw a wrench on—or just show off?...

Today is Workers Memorial Day, when we honor those who died on the job and fight for the living by advocating for laws and regulations that protect workplace safety. But all of that is under attack. After years of underinvesting, the Trump administration has fired agency staff, defunded and outright decimated or eliminated federal job safety agencies. The situation is dire. EACH DAY, more than 380 workers are killed and more than 8,600 suffer injury and illness because of dangerous working conditions that are preventable. IBEW Local 332 is committed to our members’ safety and will always fight for safer workplace conditions. Learn more at the link in our bio. #unionstrong #safeatwork
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The #IBEW Local 332 Electrical Workers Minority Caucus (EWMC) will be out in full force this May! We invite all members to participate, regardless of your background. Join us for the San Jose March, sponsored by the South Bay Labor Council! We will gather for worker power, labor rights, worker solidarity, and social justice. We will march against economic inequality, targeting issues like gender/racial wage gaps, as well as immigrant rights on the job. All members and your families are welcome! Rally begins at 2pm, march at 3pm. And May 3, you'll find us at the Cinco de Mayo festival with a resource booth to engage the public, show them how they can enter the electrical trades, and share member stories of what it’s like building some of the major tech and infrastructure projects in our region. Find all the details for both events on our website calendar at ibew332.org. #unionstrong #332proud
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The #IBEW Local 332 Electrical Workers Minority Caucus (EWMC) will be out in full force...

April 28 is Workers Memorial Day, a day to honor those who lost their lives at work and to commit to fighting for workplace safety. Over the past few years, workplace protections have been under attack, with the result of increasing deaths and preventable injuries on the job. Job safety inspections have never been so few. As of 2025, the United States now has the lowest number of OSHA inspectors and conducts the lowest number of OSHA inspections ever. It now would take the federal OSHA 191 years to inspect every workplace once, and Congress only allows the agency to spend $3.85 protecting each worker it's responsible for. When no one is watching, many employers fail to do the right thing. IBEW Local 332 is committed to our members’ safety and will always fight for safer workplace conditions. Together on this Workers Memorial Day, we don’t just mourn; we must step forward to hold the line and confront the moment we are in. We must hold employers accountable to keep workers safe. We must demand more—not fewer—government resources to do this. We must demand dignity at work. Learn more at the link in our bio. #unionstrong #unionsafe #safeatwork
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April 28 is Workers Memorial Day, a day to honor those who lost their lives...

Matt Keeley, Rosendin site super at the Epic Center build, has been a Local 332 member for 25 years. “IBEW workers take pride in our work. We’re highly trained and hold a high standard that shows in the quality and consistency on our projects. Over my last 25 years in 332, I’ve seen how IBEW professionalism builds trust with contractors and clients and keeps projects running smoothly. Things get done right the first time, and we perform our tasks safely, ensuring everyone goes home at the end of the day. The partnership between contractors and the IBEW is what makes it all work. We are aligned on training, productivity, and safety. When both sides communicate and respect each other, you get better outcomes for the project and the people involved.” Learn more about the Epic Center build at the link in our bio. #IBEW #unionstrong #332proud
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Matt Keeley, Rosendin site super at the Epic Center build, has been a Local 332...

A member since 2024, Sydney is in her second year of the Inside apprenticeship. She commutes from Stockton—which is two to three hours each way. She works all day in the field, then goes to class in the evening. In other words, she eats, sleeps, and breathes IBEW! “Honestly, I didn’t even know what the trades were. I was a correctional officer for five years, then got into solar installs, inspections, and service. One day I was at a customer’s house, and he asked if I’d ever thought about the electricians’ union. I applied—and I haven’t looked back since. “In corrections, your life depends on the people around you—but the energy here is different. It feels like family. We look out for each other on the job and even outside of work. People show up for each other. “My grandfather taught me my work ethic. He’d give you the shirt off his back. I try to carry that with me every day to be there for others.” Learn more about Sydney and other 332 members at the link in our bio. #IBEW #unionstrong #332proud
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A member since 2024, Sydney is in her second year of the Inside apprenticeship. She...

Sprig steward Javier Preciado has been a 332 member since 2006, celebrating his 20th anniversary. Over the years, he’s worked on major projects, including Levi’s Stadium and SJO Terminal B. Epic Center is the largest, with the most electricians and one of the most complex jobs in the region. “What’s really unusual about the Epic Center job is how many different electrical contractors are on site. I haven’t seen that before. “Being in the Local this long, I’ve seen a lot—data centers, clean rooms, industrial work—and I’ve been able to get my hands on all kinds of things. Here, there’s a lot of medium voltage work. I’m taking a class at the ETASV and hoping to get more hands-on experience with splicing. I’m always looking to keep learning." Learn more about Javier and the Epic Center build at the link in our bio. #IBEW #unionstrong #332proud
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Sprig steward Javier Preciado has been a 332 member since 2006, celebrating his 20th anniversary....

There's a reason our contractors work with us...we're the best in the business! Here's what Sprig, Rosendin, and Prime have to say: “IBEW labor represents the gold standard in electrical contracting. Quality, professionalism, and accountability ensure superior craftsmanship and on-time delivery to our client.” — Alma Hwang, Sprig construction executive “As the son of an electrician, I have always looked up to IBEW members. They always show accountability and pride in their work. They’re reliable, safety-focused, and consistently deliver quality. That’s what makes the difference on any project.” — Joe Loera, Rosendin project manager “IBEW electricians take real pride in their work, bringing professionalism and hands-on training that show in the quality of craftsmanship on every project.” — Mike Carpenter, Prime senior project manager Learn more about the Epic Center build at the link in our bio. #unionstrong #332proud #IBEW
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There's a reason our contractors work with us...we're the best in the business! Here's what...

Del Nielsen (3rd from left) started as a nonunion electrician, joined 332 as a residential member, transitioned to the Inside, and worked his way up from journeyman to foreman to general foreman—and now serves as site superintendent on the Santa Teresa Kaiser hospital project in San Jose. “We spend more time on the job than with our families, so it matters how we show up for each other. If someone is struggling, you help them out. “The union is fabulous. I’m proud to be union, and my grandfather was, too. People think we don’t work, but that’s not true. It’s hard work, and you get out what you put into it. “The IBEW helped me build a life—my home in Gilroy, my wife, my three kids. That stability means everything.” Learn more about Del and other 332 members at the link in our bio. #IBEW #unionstrong #332proud
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Del Nielsen (3rd from left) started as a nonunion electrician, joined 332 as a residential...

S&C might be low-voltage, but our members are running at full power! We're on pace for a million hours this year.
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S&C might be low-voltage, but our members are running at full power! We're on pace...

Rosendin steward Nam Trinh, pictured (L) with Engelberto Berumen (R), has been a 332 member for 23 years. He leans into his experience to navigate one of the most complex builds in Silicon Valley and appreciates the work of his fellow shop stewards on site. “This job is very industrial and robust—so much steel, so much electrical gear, and each of the three floors is completely different. There’s a lot of new technology, and the amount of engineering and electrical work going into this building is incredible. “One of the most noteworthy things about this build is that it could probably take a hit from a meteor and still stand. Usually, a floor is about six inches thick, but here some are three feet thick with concrete and rebar. One has a waffle ceiling where each panel can be removed so you can pipe up through the floor." Learn more about Nam and the Epic Center build at the link in our bio. #IBEW #unionstrong #332proud
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Rosendin steward Nam Trinh, pictured (L) with Engelberto Berumen (R), has been a 332 member...

From 332 President Peter Huber: "Everything I do in my role as 332 president is in service of our brother and sisterhood. I want everyone to feel included, and that’s where my heart is at. In so many ways, our world is divided, and my dream is unity. The most important part of the IBEW is being on the same team, having each other’s backs on the job, and the feeling that our union is our second family. That family feeling is deeply embedded in our culture. To quote part of 332’s statement on our culture: “We come from a wide variety of backgrounds and experiences, and at the end of the day, the union is the glue that binds us together…IBEW 332 starts and ends with the bond of the union brother– and sisterhood as the great equalizer among our members.” Read the full column at the link in our bio. #unionstrong #332proud #IBEW
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Local 332 members are busier than ever! Unlike other sectors that are suffering layoffs and budget cuts, #IBEW construction work is booming! #unionstrong #332proud
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Local 332 members are busier than ever! Unlike other sectors that are suffering layoffs and...

If you’d like to get outside, catch up with old friends, and meet some new ones, join the 332 Golf Club. We hold friendly monthly tournaments and get out in the spirit of camaraderie. It’s only as competitive as you make it. So whether you’re an avid golfer or just a beginner, come out with us to swing those sticks! Not ready to join? Come and play as a guest, see what we’re about, and enjoy a front-row seat to the action—bonus points if you caddy for one of our older members! Check out tee times and locations on the website at the link in our bio. Please give a big 332 shout-out to Kevin McLane, 2024 Club Champion and Drew Ries, 2025 Club Champion. They are winners on and off the green. Well done lads! On behalf of the entire Golf Club, we thank Ray Gilcrest. In 2025, Ray received his 50-year service pin in the local. And at age 87, he has decided to step down from his leadership role with our club after 45 years. We wish him good health and happy days in the coming years. May his drives continue to be straight and his putts be true!
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Prime steward Ronnie Lynds has been a member since 1998 and is thankful to be part of delivering the complex work on the Epic Center job. “This job is one of a kind—I’ve never worked on anything like it. I told a kid who had only been in the trades for two weeks, ‘You’ll work your whole career and never see a job like this.’ “The amount of engineering here is incredible. They had one of the largest cranes in the world, lifting 260,000lb. trusses. And some of the one-line pipe runs going into the main switchgear are intense. We’ve packed in as many as 85 pipes into one piece of gear." Learn more about Ronnie and the Epic Center build at the link in our bio. #IBEW #unionstrong #332proud
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Prime steward Ronnie Lynds has been a member since 1998 and is thankful to be...

There's never been a better time to join the #IBEW's Electrical Workers Minority Caucus. “At a politically polarizing time, the EWMC is meeting the moment to create solidarity among all electrical workers,” said Ronald Robinson, who heads 332’s chapter. “We are not only people of color, but women and white allies from all different backgrounds. Everyone is welcome! Our purpose is to create space for all members to join something bigger than ourselves, forge common ground in a very divided world, and come together in solidarity. "We have over 800 IBEW members across the country in 51 chapters. The 332 EWMC has about 20 core members, but when we hold monthly events, our numbers swell to over 100. We focus on bettering our world through shared purpose, community service, and fun!" Interested? Learn more at the link in our bio. #IBEW #unionstrong #332proud
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While wages are stagnating in most industries, Local 332 has negotiated historic increases. Our power at the bargaining table comes from our competitive advantage: Our members' state-of-the-art skills and craftsmanship in the field. When we get the job done right, we command respect and higher wages. Keep up the good work! Please attend our wage allocation vote tomorrow, Monday, April 13, at 5 p.m. at the union hall. Your raise, your money, your decision!
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While wages are stagnating in most industries, Local 332 has negotiated historic increases. Our power...

Prime steward Tony Le has been a member of IBEW Local 332 for 10 years and is shaping the future of the trade on and off the job. At the Epic Center site, he serves as a shop steward and is part of the quality assurance team, ensuring the customer gets exactly what was ordered and running test scripts later in the process. He is also developing an HVAC controls class at the ETASV, investing in the next generation of 332 electricians. “This job is going to be on the map for years; it’s the kind of project people will remember for decades to come. I’m excited to be part of it." Learn more about Tony and the Epic Center build at the link in our bio. #IBEW #unionstrong #332proud
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Prime steward Tony Le has been a member of IBEW Local 332 for 10 years...

From our business manager Pete Seaberg: "There has never been a better time to be a member of IBEW Local 332. As we look ahead, the work outlook in Silicon Valley remains exceptionally solid. Work calls are on the rise, and our jurisdiction continues to be a hub for large-scale data centers, commercial developments, and infrastructure projects. This steady demand doesn’t just mean job security; it gives us the leverage to continue leading the industry in total compensation. "Our members are seeing the direct results of this strength, and you have the power to decide how your hard-earned raises are distributed. Please come out for the upcoming wage allocation votes on the Inside raise of $6.79 on April 13, and the Residential raise of $3.15 on May 13. We can put more dollars on the check, bolster our health and welfare funds, and/or add to our outstanding retirement plans. Any way we cut it, our growing wages and benefits packages ensure that a 332 career provides a stable, middle-class life from apprenticeship to retirement. Protecting our future and maximizing opportunity means staying informed; attending monthly union meetings; reading the monthly recap emails; being involved in your union through committees such as EWMC, Renew, or the Political Action Committee. And of course, I always encourage you to attend one of my retirement planning workshops to learn how to set yourself up for life." Read the full column at the link in our bio. #IBEW #unionstrong #332proud
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From our business manager Pete Seaberg:

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The EPIC Center is one of those jobs that will go down in Local 332 history. With more than 250 members on site from Rosendin, Prime, Sprig, and a few smaller shops, we’re using our world-class skills to deliver power on this three-story, 600,000 sq. ft. semi-conductor research and development facility. As we have with so many of Silicon Valley’s key buildings, tech campuses, hospitals, and schools, 332 is leaving our mark. Construction began in 2024, and the initial build-out has a target completion date later this year. But this isn’t a one-and-done project. The building is designed to evolve, with a modular approach that allows the client to adapt and expand as their R&D needs change. This will support construction work for years to come. Learn more and see more photos at the link in our bio. #IBEW #unionstrong #332proud
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When a historic shrine in rural Missouri lost the funding it needed to cover electrical upgrades, IBEW volunteers from St. Louis Local 1’s Retirees’ Club eagerly stepped up to help. “They helped prove that the drive to be of service in the IBEW doesn’t end with retirement,” said Local 1 Business Manager Frank Jacobs. “People from all across the country, when they’re coming through St. Louis, they make it a point to stop and visit the shrine,” said project leader Jim Schario, a Local 1 retiree and active Catholic. Although the shrine “is way off any highway,” Lampe said, it rapidly became a center of religious devotion and a tourist attraction. Last year, when Schario learned that the shrine needed some electrical work, the 71-year-old journeyman wireman, who retired in 2013 after nearly 40 years of active IBEW membership, spoke with Jacobs and Lampe about what Local 1 could do to help. Read more at the link in our bio. #IBEW #unionstrong💪
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When a historic shrine in rural Missouri lost the funding it needed to cover electrical...

Shout-out to San Mateo Local 617's motorcycle club! They collected more than $53,000 in donations in support of last September’s Northern California Ride for Kids, and club president Dan Pasini credits that figure to the generosity of IBEW members and signatory contractors across the Ninth District. “This was way above and beyond what I ever imagined we would come up with,” said Pasini, a retired Local 617 member who helped found the club in 2008. The ride is an annual fundraiser for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation, and Business Manager Scott Wein said that a large part of the club’s fundraising success for the event can be ascribed to the club’s “Buck a Member” initiative. Every summer since 2012, the Ninth District’s 33 inside wireman locals — plus Vacaville, Calif., Local 1245, the 28,000-member utility local — have received a letter from the club asking each IBEW brother and sister to consider donating at least one dollar in support of the ride. “Thanks to their ongoing years of sponsorship, our 617JMC has raised nearly a quarter-million dollars for the PBTF,” Wein said. Learn more at the link in our bio. #IBEW #unionstrong💪
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Shout-out to San Mateo Local 617's motorcycle club!

They collected more than $53,000 in donations...

Congratulations to Aaron Williams and Cuauhtemoc Alvarado on winning swag at our March membership meeting! Be sure to join the meetings on the first Tuesday of the month for your chance to win original 332 gear. Next meeting: April 7. #IBEW #unionstrong #332proud
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Congratulations to Aaron Williams and Cuauhtemoc Alvarado on winning swag at our March membership meeting!...

From #IBEW International President Kenneth W. Cooper: "From its earliest days, the IBEW has committed to organize every sector of the electrical industry. Not just those workers who wired up buildings or strung lines, but also those who made the machinery and connected our communities using new technology made possible by electrification. That’s why manufacturing, telecommunication, broadcast, government and railroad have been so crucial to the strength of our union. Deregulation, offshoring and plain old union busting decimated middle-class jobs in these industries. Factories closed, railroads consolidated, and telecom companies shed their workforce. We lost members every year. But for the first time in many years, we have had the chance to aggressively build back IBEW power in these industries. I’ve said many times that my goal as president is to reach 1 million members before the decade is out. We won’t reach that target without rebuilding our strength in these critical industries." Read more at the link in our bio.
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From #IBEW International President Kenneth W. Cooper:
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Staten Island's Allison Ziogas, longtime #IBEW Local 3 member, is exactly what we need more of in the #union trades: a leader stepping up and running for elected office to represent working people's interests. Have you thought about running for office, or do you know another 332 member who might be good? Connect with Will Smith: wsmith@ibew332.org Learn more about Allison Ziogas and her race at the link in our bio. #unionstrong💪
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Staten Island's Allison Ziogas, longtime #IBEW Local 3 member, is exactly what we need more...

What do you say when someone tells you we don't need unions? Think of where we'd be without them... #unionstrong💪
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What do you say when someone tells you we don't need unions? Think of where...

Local 332 business agent and member development rep Chris Maag with his son Wesley Maag at the EPIC Center site. Why are there so many 2nd, 3rd, and even 4th generation 332 members? With an IBEW career, you're pretty much set for life: solid paycheck, family healthcare, secure retirement. What's more, we are steeped in tradition with a long history of bringing up the next generation. Whether we're blood relatives or not, veteran members share our skills, knowledge, and experience with younger members to keep us #unionstrong. That's the #IBEW way! #332proud
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Local 332 business agent and member development rep Chris Maag with his son Wesley Maag...

Local 332 apprentice Jake Johnson and his family need the support of his union family. Their 17-month-old daughter Ava was recently diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. As they start an experimental treatment program for her, they need to step away from work and need financial support to be able to keep fighting for Ava. Please consider chipping in whatever you can; every donation is helpful and appreciated. Donate at the link in our bio and please share.
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Local 332 apprentice Jake Johnson and his family need the support of his union family....

Dozens of members turned out for 332 Business Manager Pete Seaberg's retirement workshop on Saturday, March 21. He taught us that if we play our cards right and start investing early, it's possible to be a retirement millionaire. If you're not familiar with the amazing retirement benefits that come with being a 332 member, call the office to make an appointment with "Pension Pete."
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Dozens of members turned out for 332 Business Manager Pete Seaberg's retirement workshop on Saturday,...

The winners are in! Congratulations to first place winner Natalie Anaya of L.A. Local 11; second place winner David Pardo of Detroit Local 58; and third place winner Nicole Curtis of Minneapolis Local 160. And special shout-outs to our Bay Area #IBEW siblings Amador Velazquez de la Cruz of San Mateo Local 617 and Luis Barrera of Dublin Local 595 who won honorable mentions! View more and learn more about the competition at the link in our bio. Have you submitted a photo from your worksite to this annual contest? Consider it next year!
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The winners are in! Congratulations to first place winner Natalie Anaya of L.A. Local 11;...

Local 332 President Peter Huber led the tour of the Paragon job site, where more than 250 members are working. He emphasized one of the cornerstones of the IBEW: bringing up the next generation. He said, "Through your hard work and dedication, IBEW electricians show that we are the best in the world. To all the journeymen: When you take the time to train your apprentices, you continue to keep our union strong. Keep up the good work!” #IBEW #unionstrong #332proud
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Local 332 President Peter Huber led the tour of the Paragon job site, where more...

Saturday night was awesome!!! Thanks to all the 332 members who came out to family night at the San Jose Barracuda. We had a blast with our extended union family! Hope to see you all at the next one! #unionstrong #332proud #IBEW
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Saturday night was awesome!!! Thanks to all the 332 members who came out to family...

Brothers and sisters, one of our own needs our help. Brother Anthony Green and his young family survived a devastating house fire this weekend but lost everything. Please consider contributing whatever you can to their GoFundMe (link in bio). Funds raised will go toward immediate necessities like clothing, food, temporary housing, and transportation, as well as helping them begin the long journey of rebuilding their lives. Cash donations can also be dropped off at the hall or at the April general membership meeting. Let’s all show our brother and his young family some 332 love!
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Brothers and sisters, one of our own needs our help. Brother Anthony Green and his...

Electrical work requires heavy lifting, and Local 332 members have the muscles to prove it! Sometimes we gotta limber up on the job. To unwind off the clock with your union brothers and sisters, come to our events or join one of 332's clubs. Learn more on our website at the link in our bio.
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Electrical work requires heavy lifting, and Local 332 members have the muscles to prove it!...

Over 250 members of Local 332 work at the PARAGON site. Local 332's work picture is solid, with more work calls coming in every day. We're building data centers, hospitals, schools, government buildings, and tech offices. The #IBEW International estimates that the U.S. will need 80,000 more trained electricians in the coming decade to meet the unprecedented need for power. #IBEW electricians have world-class skills. Interested in taking your shop #union? Learn more at the link in our bio. #IBEW #unionstrong #332proud
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Over 250 members of Local 332 work at the PARAGON site.

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Maryland #IBEW Local 24 journeyman Cory McCray is more than an electrician, union member, and father—he's also a state senator, and now the author of a new memoir about how his IBEW apprenticeship changed the trajectory of his life. It's also full of pro tips for understanding the different trades and the opportunities they offer, avoiding pre-apprenticeship scams, and the questions to ask. Learn more at the link in our bio.
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Maryland #IBEW Local 24 journeyman Cory McCray is more than an electrician, union member, and...

Pennsylvania #IBEW Local 2273 member James Burley had done numerous trainings and recertifications for CPR at work, but never thought he'd need it to save his own wife's life. She had a sudden heart attack, and while a neighbor called 911, Burley started the chest compressions he'd practiced on dummies so many times. “Taking the CPR courses and working on the dummy, I thought, ‘Will I ever really know what to do when the time comes?’” Burley said. “When EMS showed up, they did everything they could to get her heartbeat back,” he said. “But they said that CPR being started immediately definitely helped.” Learn more at the link in our bio.
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Pennsylvania #IBEW Local 2273 member James Burley had done numerous trainings and recertifications for CPR...

Union pride never goes out of style! #unionstrong #332proud #IBEW
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Union pride never goes out of style!

#unionstrong #332proud #IBEW

332 President Peter Huber, 332 rep Chris Maag, and 332 photographer Brooke Anderson made a special visit to the Paragon work site, where more than 250 members are working. Pictured here with 332 steward Ronnie Lynds, we shot more than 1500 photos of members doing what we do best. Stay tuned in the coming newsletter as well as the months ahead on social media. We'll be featuring dozens of members!
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332 President Peter Huber, 332 rep Chris Maag, and 332 photographer Brooke Anderson made a...

It’s #womeninconstructionweek👷‍♀️ ! From 1st year apprentices to foremen, ETASV instructors to Local 332 elected officers, women are leaving their mark on Local 332 and Silicon Valley. Here’s just a handful of the many women working at the Paragon site, where 250+ members are on the job. IBEW Local 332 celebrates all the women who are contributing to our craft on the job, volunteering in the community, and making our union strong! Women in construction don't just shatter glass ceilings—they build new skylines!
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It’s #womeninconstructionweek👷‍♀️ ! From 1st year apprentices to foremen, ETASV instructors to Local 332 elected...

Tired of diminishing benefits—healthcare getting more expensive and covering less? Stagnant wages? Across the nation, Berg electricians are joining the #IBEW—and they are not looking back. Hear from some of them how their careers—and lives—have changed at the link in our bio. #unionstrong💪
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Tired of diminishing benefits—healthcare getting more expensive and covering less? Stagnant wages? Across the nation,...

The RENEW committee’s inaugural hike kicked off on February 21 at Calero County Park in South San Jose. 15 hikers— a mix of 332 members, friends, and family—took about 2 hours to trek the almost 4 miles. The strength of the Local’s brother and sisterhood was in full display along the trail, and our sense of accomplishment at the end was unmistakable! Open to all members and their guests, RENEW is looking to continue this event at other trails throughout the county regularly. Please be on the lookout for their next event in the upcoming months! For 332 events, go to the ibew332.org calendar. #ibew #unionstrong #332proud
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The RENEW committee’s inaugural hike kicked off on February 21 at Calero County Park in...

Are you or someone you know wondering the best path forward for your future? Union apprenticeships in the trades offer the best value: on-the-job training, a paycheck while you learn, no student debt, and a guaranteed job when you graduate. Learn more about the #IBEW 332 apprenticeship through the Electrical Training Alliance of Silicon Valley at etasv.org (link in our bio).
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Are you or someone you know wondering the best path forward for your future? Union...

After decades of decline, nuclear power is on the verge of a revival in North America. From Georgia to Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Canada, #IBEW members are turning decommissioned nuclear plants back on and building new nuclear power plants. The boom stems from skyrocketing demand for energy from data centers and EV charging needs. Experts estimate a 50-75% increase in nuclear power over the next 25 years. Learn more at the link in our bio.
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  • Renew Meetings

    Renew Meetings
    The Hall

    (Every 3rd Friday of the month) Renew Meetings: We are a group of younger members who come together to develop the next generation of Local 332 leaders! We connect, engage […]

  • Holiday – Memorial Day

    IBEW 332 Union Hall 2125 Canoas Garden Ave., San Jose, CA, United States

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  • Monthly Membership Meeting

    IBEW 332 Union Hall 2125 Canoas Garden Ave., San Jose, CA, United States

    General Membership Meeting changed to Monday June 1, 2026 due to the Primary Elections on June 2, 2026.

  • Golf Club

    San Jose Municipal Golf Course 1560 Oakland Rd, San Jose, CA, United States

    Come swing your clubs with 332 members, family, and friends! Beginners, advanced, and everyone in between is welcome! If you’d like to get outside, catch up with old friends, and […]

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    Renew Meetings
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    (Every 3rd Friday of the month) Renew Meetings: We are a group of younger members who come together to develop the next generation of Local 332 leaders! We connect, engage […]

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