IBEW 332 ELECTRICIANS GET THE JOB DONE RIGHT.

We are the cutting-edge electricians who power Silicon Valley's tech campuses, stadiums, hospitals, schools, and government buildings. Serving Santa Clara County, CA, we are a highly-skilled workforce that goes through a rigorous apprenticeship to guarantee the finest craftsmanship.

ELECTRICIANS

Go union! Access higher wages, great benefits, job security, and a team-like atmosphere with Team 332.

APPRENTICES

Earn while you learn! Discover a well-paid career with cutting-edge skills and a lifetime of benefits.

CONTRACTORS

Become a union shop! Gain access to a trained workforce and open doors to bid on more large jobs.

ELECTRICIANS

Go union! Access higher wages, great benefits, job security, and a team-like atmosphere with Team 332.

APPRENTICES

Earn while you learn! Discover a well-paid career with cutting-edge skills and a lifetime of benefits.

CONTRACTORS

Become a union shop! Gain access to a trained workforce and open doors to bid on more large jobs.

332's newest apprentices volunteered to light up Liberty Tower senior housing complex for the holidays. Jessica Ko (first photo), Eduardo Acosta (second photo, left), and Jiselle Anguiano (third photo) had just gone through a 5-day ETASV boot camp, got their acceptance letters, and a few days later, they received an email to volunteer. They all jumped at the chance to help the community. That's how excited they are to be members and get involved with the union! They were scheduled for their first dispatch on December 1.

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Here are some more great photos from our annual Old Timers' Night. These long-time 332 members keep us #unionstrong and #332proud!
Every year, 332 members swap our construction boots for our running sneakers for the San Jose Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot. The weather this year was beautiful, and it was great to see 332 members out in the community!
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For decades, 332 members have volunteered every year to light up the Liberty Tower senior housing complex for the holiday season. Thank you to everyone who came out to help this year!

Group pic of volunteers standing from left to right: Demetrius Tsukabos, Eduardo Acosta, Jaime Godinez, Jessica Ko, and Chris Maag. Kneeling from left to right: Evan Gonzalez, Richard Corriea, Grant Hayden, Gil Ramirez, Alexander Finnegan, Jiselle Anguiano, and Zahira Elmansoumi. 
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RENEW (and its counterpart NextGen in Canadian locals) were formed because the IBEW understood that young members are essential in growing the union’s power. Local 332 is proud of our RENEW members, including those who attended the RENEW/Next Gen Conference in Portland, OR, October 22-24. (First picture L-R Brendan Hillard, Esbardo Loredo, Jesus Gomez Garcia, Zahira Elmansoumi, Sarah Holmes, Kevin Novak, Andrew Hollerbach)

"Local committees must take an active role in their local unions’ day-to-day activities, said Civic & Community Engagement Director Jennifer Gray, who oversees RENEW at the International Office.

“The message is: How should we assist our local unions, whether that’s political activism, community engagement or organizing members?” Gray said. “To me, that’s key.”

This year’s conference included a conversation with international vice presidents, who spoke candidly about what leadership requires.

Fourth District International Vice President Austin Keyser said RENEW can be “about learning the things and the hard skills you need to be a leader.” He said the program is a success in getting younger members involved but told attendees that it is incumbent on them to learn the “foundational skills,” such as becoming an expert on legal terms in a collective bargaining agreement at their local, to be leaders and make the IBEW stronger."

Learn more about RENEW at the link in our bio.

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November 14, 332 retirees gathered at Hayes Mansion for our annual Old Timers' dinner and pin ceremony. Some folks have been members for over 70 years! All with a secure retirement from being with IBEW. Hats off to our long-time members who continue to do our union proud.
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Big thanks to all the 332 members who came out to our annual Bets for Vets event to benefit Operation Freedom Paws, an organization that provides no-cost service dogs to veterans with PTSD. It was a $100 buy-in, and competition was fierce. Congratulations to apprentice Hayden Corona on winning!
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Check out these trunks—you all went all out! Thanks for making our Trunk or Treat extra spooky and extra fun!
Do you like working with your hands AND your head? Want to earn while you learn? An apprenticeship with #IBEW Local 332 may be just what you're looking for. Learn more at the link in our bio.
Games, contests, prizes, and, of course, lots of great costumes—this year's Trunk or Treat was awesome! Here are some more photos.
Congratulations to residential wireman Fredy Muñoz for winning the jacket and journeyman inside wiremen Lyle Wilson and Marco Ruiz for winning hoodies at our November meeting! 

Be sure to attend our monthly meetings on the first Tuesday of the month for your chance to win. 

See you December 2!

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From our union family to yours, wishing you a very happy Thanksgiving! We are grateful for our wonderful members and the brother- and sisterhood that we create together every day, on and off the job.
Rachel Cannon took out loans to go to graduate school in museum studies. But her career after school wasn't paying enough to get by on, and she was having to work two jobs in a stressful environment.

"One day, I was driving around Bend and I heard a radio ad for the IBEW. It said, ‘Are you tired of making less than you’re worth?’ As I was driving around in the snow, not being able to afford a better car, I thought, ‘Yeah, I think I am!’

"Now, almost through my apprenticeship, I understand how single- and three-phase electrical systems work, and I’ve gotten really good at lighting. The trade makes you find confidence in yourself. 

"The IBEW has changed my life for the better financially, and, in terms of my mental health, I feel like I can breathe a little bit easier. It’s given me a sense of purpose, seeing what the labor movement can do for American workers."

Read more at the link in our bio.
And if you are looking for new opportunities too, check out the #IBEW 332 apprenticeship at etasv.org!

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Bergelectric electricians are realizing their skill and training can actually get them the pay and respect they deserve—by going union.

"Since I went union, the change has been drastic. There's more support. You're not out here on your own. Being with the union makes me feel valued. The #1 reason I joined the union is for my family." - Angel Navarette, IBEW Local 11

Learn more at the link in our bio.
More photos from our Trunk or Treat at the ETASV on Oct. 18. Thanks to everyone who made this another super fun family event!
Delta Star in Lynchburg, VA, employs several hundred members of Lynchburg Local 2173 and Vacaville, Calif., Local 1245 making medium-power transformers for deployment across the North American grid. And as it grows, it’s making sure its #IBEW workforce is rewarded.

Demand for the company’s transformers is at the beginning of a seven-to-10-year expansion, said Delta Star Chief Operating Officer Michael Pearson, driven by the electrification of transportation and data centers and the end of life for thousands of transformers.

Read more at the link in our bio.

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Thanks to everyone who came out for our sporting clays event on October 13! We had a great day on the range with you all. See you next time!
Our annual Trunk or Treat event was a huge success! Big thanks to everyone who volunteered and everyone who came out with your families.

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"For many who are transitioning out of the military, the biggest question is: What now? Leaving uniform behind often means leaving a clearly defined mission, a team, and a sense of purpose. Rebuilding that identity in civilian life can be challenging—but for growing numbers of veterans, skilled trades are becoming a natural next chapter.

"The military trains problem solvers. Service members are used to thinking critically under pressure, working as a team, mastering technical tasks, and taking pride in doing things the right way. Whether maintaining aircraft, repairing equipment in the field, securing communications networks, or keeping operations running in uncertain environments—service members build the exact mindset that trade industries value."

Read more at the link in our bio.

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#IBEW members who share the bond of military service can now stand up to be counted — and honored.

A new challenge coin shaped like a dog tag features the U.S. flag on one side and Canada’s Maple Leaf on the other. The IBEW logo is on both.

“Honoring our members who served their countries while also bringing more veterans into the IBEW has long been a priority for me, whether it is through VEEP or Helmets to Hardhats or providing resources for our local unions to add their own veteran committees,” International President Kenneth W. Cooper said. “The challenge coin is one of our most visible steps yet and will make our entire Brotherhood stronger, not just our veterans.”

Read more at the link in our bio.
Today and every day we honor our veterans. IBEW Local 332 is proud of our many members who have served our country. Thank you for your service. We salute you!
TONIGHT! Join us for our annual Bets for Vets fundraiser for Operation Freedom Paws, an amazing organization that pairs dogs with veterans and trains them to be service animals. Learn more at the link in our bio.

Doors open / check in at 5pm. 
Poker tournament begins at 6pm. $100 donation buy in. 
$50 unlimited re-buys until first break. Dinner & snacks provided. 
Open to 332 members and guests. RSVP with Dan Sullivan: dsullivan@ibew332.org.
Gone but never forgotten: #IBEW Local 332 Business Manager Javier Casillas’s sudden passing left all of us in shock. We will always remember his loyalty to Local 332, the members, and his family. He leaves behind his lovely wife, his 19-year old daughter, and his 16-year old son. His legacy will live on at Local 332. As Javi said, “Always Union!”

In Javier’s Words in His Final Year:
“I am proud of our membership and our ‘can do’ union mindset. Our members are in demand on both the local and national fronts. We are solid representatives of what the IBEW is all about. Not only does 332 command the best wage packages in the country, but our innovation is leading the electrical industry into the future.

“I want you all to recognize that there’s a lot of shit going down right now, and it’s OK to share your feelings and ask for help. Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness. We are a union family and need to help each other through life. We build together and grow our families together. That’s the IBEW brother- and sisterhood.

“We are steeped in traditions, passed down through generations, which pave the way for members to grow your families and retire with dignity. Together as a union family, we share our successes and failures. That’s what families do: We pick each other up when we are down and dust each other off when we trade ass kicks.

“In the end, let’s continue to work together to have one union voice as Local 332!”

Read more about Javier and his legacy at the link in our bio.

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This Friday, Nov. 7: Join us for our annual Bets for Vets fundraiser for Operation Freedom Paws, an amazing organization that pairs dogs with veterans and trains them to be service animals. Learn more at the link in our bio.

Doors open / check in at 5pm. 
Poker tournament begins at 6pm. $100 donation buy in. 
$50 unlimited re-buys until first break. Dinner & snacks provided. 
Open to 332 members and guests. RSVP with Dan Sullivan: dsullivan@ibew332.org.
It's Election Day! That means today is your last chance to vote. Don't give your voice away. If you haven't already returned your ballot, TODAY IS THE DAY! Let's flex our union voting muscle. Check your email for our endorsements, find your polling place at the link in our bio. Let's do this!!
Tomorrow is the November 4 special election. Have you returned your ballot yet? It's not too late—drop it off today! There are official ballot drop boxes conveniently located all around our region. Find the most closest one at the link in our bio. And remind your friends, coworkers, and family to vote too! Check your email for our endorsements.
Congratulations to retiree Rick Bratthauer for winning the jacket and first year apprentice Alex Contreras and third year apprentice Alexis Lonbera for winning hoodies at our October meeting! Be sure to attend our monthly meetings for your chance to win! Next meeting is TOMORROW, Nov. 3, moved from Nov. 4 because of the special election.
Have you returned your ballot for the November 4 special election yet? Tuesday is the last day, but no need to wait—fill it out and drop it in a drop box TODAY!
A timeless rule of our annual picnic: Be ready to get dirty! From the pie-eating contest to the beer-chugging competition, you may want to bring a change of clothes—or at least be ready to do laundry when you get home!

View and download more photos from our annual picnic on our website here: https://ibew332.org/newsletter/fall-2025/local-332-annual-family-picnic-july-12-2025/

#unionstrong #332proud
Wishing all our members and your families a very spooky—and safe—Halloween!
Being a member of #IBEW Local 332 is more than going to work and making a living. We're a family on the job and outside of work. Thank you again to everyone who came out to our annual picnic on July 12. You can view and download more photos from the picnic on our website at the link in our bio.

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Redwood Electric’s two data center install is 522,200 sq.ft., a 136,500 sq.ft. manufacturing building, and a 4-story parking garage.

Marcus Landaverde, a 27-year member of #IBEW Local 332, is the site super. He said, "Here in Silicon Valley, we are at the forefront of this AI revolution. As IBEW Local 332 electricians, we are the backbone of making these technological concepts come to fruition. Our work has great meaning and value in this age of advancing technology. Let our skills and attention to detail shine!”

Read more about how #IBEW 332 members are building the data centers of the future & see more photos here: https://ibew332.org/newsletter/fall-2025/members-build-the-data-centers-of-the-future/

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The raffle at our annual picnic is a sacred time—and a fierce competition. Thank you to everyone who purchased tickets (some of you who purchased hundreds of tickets—you know who you are!) The proceeds go to our Membership Assistance Fund—and this year's raffle brought in an amazing $26,000 to help 332 members in need.

See and download more photos from our picnic on our website at the link in our bio.

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Jon Dickinson is a general foreman and has been a member of #IBEW Local 332 for 24 years. 

“AI is humanity’s future, so producing the highest quality data centers is a tremendous privilege and opportunity. Countless IBEW brothers and sisters have paved a path of excellence and set the highest standards. If you demand excellence, that’s what you get. The IBEW always demands excellence!”

Read more about how #IBEW 332 members are building the data centers of the future & see more photos at the link in our bio.

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More great photos from our annual picnic by our very own #IBEW Local 332 resident photographer Ozzy Navarrete! 

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Kumar Mistry has been a member of #IBEW Local 332 for 5 years. He said, “It’s both an exciting and overwhelming time powering AI in our ever-evolving world. We are transforming efficiency, performance, and production. Our brotherhood of electricians is the power behind the AI revolution.” 

Read more about how #IBEW 332 members are building the data centers of the future & see more photos here: https://ibew332.org/newsletter/fall-2025/members-build-the-data-centers-of-the-future/

#unionstrong #332proud
The beer chugging contest is always one of the highlights of our annual picnic, and this year was no exception. #IBEW Local 332 members work hard, but we know how to play hard too!

See more photos from our picnic on the website here: https://ibew332.org/newsletter/fall-2025/local-332-annual-family-picnic-july-12-2025/

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Longtime member Peter Huber has been appointed president of our union. 

Huber credits Local 332 for allowing him to provide for his family and have time off to watch his kids grow up. As president, Huber wants to foster a greater sense of family in the union by increasing social events. He is modest about his new role and feels this is where he can best contribute. “I like to be the guy to help—I don’t need accolades,” he said, “Most members want to spend time with their families outside of work. So having at least one family-friendly event per month allows members to both spend time with their immediate families while also growing our union family. That’s how we strengthen our union.”

At the heart of Huber’s vision is inclusivity. “Your voice is heard, your voice matters, everyone has an equal opportunity to participate, and I want to make 332 as inclusive as possible.”

Read more about our new president, his history with Local 332, and his vision for Local 332's future at the link in our bio.

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Congratulations to all the #IBEW Local 332 members who received their service pins at this year's annual picnic July 12! You keep us #unionstrong and make us #332proud.

View and download more photos from our annual picnic on the website here: https://ibew332.org/newsletter/fall-2025/local-332-annual-family-picnic-july-12-2025/
Pilar Gonzalez has been a member of #IBEW Local 332 for 12 years. 

“It’s fascinating to work on the infrastructure that powers AI. Being part of something so transformative is rewarding. At the same time, I think it’s natural to feel a bit cautious about where this technology is headed. Balancing innovation with responsibility is key.” 

Read more about how #IBEW 332 members are building the data centers of the future & see more photos here: https://ibew332.org/newsletter/fall-2025/members-build-the-data-centers-of-the-future/

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Calling all Local 332 members! We've recently upgraded our computer system and we need members to opt in for texts. You can do it at the link in our bio.
Pete Seaberg has been a fixture in the Local 332 leadership for close to 15 years. For years, he partnered with Javier Casillas on running the local. So when Brother Casillas passed away suddenly, Seaberg assumed leadership with a smooth transition. The executive board formally appointed him business manager in July.

“With so much uncertainty in the world right now, members can count on 332,” Seaberg emphasized. “Business is open, and you can have confidence that the team and I are taking care of you. We’re part firefighters and part cops. We’re at the hall ready to support the members and look into job site problems to ensure that the contractors are following the contract. We’ve got it handled, and I’ve got your back.”

Learn more about our new business manager, his history in Local 332, and his vision for 332's future at the link in our bio.

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"The Trump administration is escalating its attacks on major renewable energy projects and the thousands of union jobs that power them, just as the grid faces historic strains from ballooning demand.

In one of the latest examples, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management issued a stop-work order on the Revolution Wind project off the coast of Rhode Island in late August — months before it was due to start supplying energy — citing unspecified national security concerns.

“I’ve never seen anything like it in my life,” International President Kenneth W. Cooper said after the Revolution Wind announcement. “This is power we desperately need. … Years of work down the drain, hundreds of millions of dollars and dozens of workers sitting idle on a dock, because one man isn’t a fan?”

Cooper compared the stop-work order to the Keystone XL pipeline drama a decade ago.

“I know that upset many of our members. This is worse, way worse, than Keystone,” Cooper said.

Read more at the link in our bio.
Don't forget! TOMORROW, Saturday, Oct. 18, 5-9 PM, we'll have our annual Trunk or Treat at the ETASV! Put on your best costumes, bring the kids, and participate for prizes in our Trunk or Treat and carved pumpkin contests!
IBEW 332’s cutting-edge work built Silicon Valley and powered the tech revolution decades ago. Today, our members are still driving innovation with our state-of-the-art skills.

#IBEW members are in high demand across the country as the need for electricity to power AI grows. Pete Seaberg encouraged members to continue growing our skills. He said, “Union electricians cost more, but we beat the nonunion competition because of our advanced skills and education. I urge members to keep up with the latest technology by taking journeymen-level classes at the ETASV. The more skills you have, the more likely you will always have work throughout your career.”

Read the full story and see more photos here: https://ibew332.org/newsletter/fall-2025/members-build-the-data-centers-of-the-future/

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Calling all members and your families! Don't forget, THIS Saturday, Oct. 18, is our annual Trunk or Treat at the ETASV! Bring your boos and ghouls to trick or treat; bring your ghoulish carved pumpkin and enter the contest; sign up your decked-out trunk; or you can volunteer to make Halloween extra spooky!

There will be cash prizes for the top 3 trunks, top 3 carved pumpkins, and the winner of the pie eating contest as well.

Each person who RSVPs will get a meal ticket 😊 . RSVP at the link in our bio.
From our new Business Manager Pete Seaberg: 
"True leadership is NOT simply a position or a title. Being a leader takes hard work, experience, and humility. It takes sacrifice and the ability to put the well-being of others before your own. You must be able to adapt and overcome challenges in the world around you to help others succeed. Leaders must be able to admit they don’t have every answer but be willing to seek information and solutions. Leaders must be open to new ideas and different ways to accomplish goals for the good of their team.

As I write this article and continue to work through the loss of my close friend and our brother, Javi, I struggle to find the right words. It is extremely painful to mourn such a loss and simultaneously be excited for this opportunity to lead our local...

One thing I’ve learned over the years is that success as a leader is not defined by personal accomplishments. It is defined by the growth of those around you. It is measured by how many brothers and sisters you can inspire and lift up to find your own version of success. That is the approach I will take as your business manager. I’m excited to continue serving the local and building upon all our accomplishments together. I thank you for your kind words and support over the past few weeks. Your faith in me is humbling, and it inspires me to do my very best."

Read the full column at the link in our bio.

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Summer is turning into fall fast...as the days get shorter, here are some memories from the height of summer at our annual picnic on July 12. 

And check it out—we have picnic photos on our website for you. You can view and download them at the link in our bio.

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LAST DAY TO RSVP FOR OUR ANNUAL TRUNK OR TREAT!
Bring the whole family for a night of fun-filled, spooky Halloween festivities! Children can enjoy decorating cookies, face painting, bouncing through jump houses, and creating their own mini pumpkin masterpieces. There will also be outdoor games to keep little goblins entertained and plenty of delicious food available for purchase. It's a safe, festive way to celebrate the Halloween season together!

Please RSVP whether you are submitting your trunk as a display for the contest, submitting your carved pumpkin, or just attending for the tricks and treats. RSVP at the link in our bio.
Local 332 member and electrician at Sprig Sarah Holmes did 2 years in the residential apprenticeship before starting the inside apprenticeship.

"I grew up in San Jose, went to the performing arts schools, and play a multitude of instruments. You name it, and I can play it! My main instruments are the clarinet and trombone, and I can play all the woodwind and brass instruments.”

Learn more about Sprig Electric and our members who work there at the link in our bio.

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