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Local 613 Member Info

IBEW Local 613 wants to provide our members with all of the necessary resources for them to succeed. Please use the information on these pages to answer any of your questions.

Why should you join IBEW Local 613?

When it comes to training and on-the-job representation, IBEW Local 613 works to promote the electrical industry and what is best for our Brothers and Sisters. If you have no experience or years of it in the field, we are here to help you succeed.

IBEW 613 Apprenticeship

A registered apprenticeship through the IBEW Local 613 Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee is an excellent alternative to college.

Experienced Electricians

IBEW Local 613 is seeking electrical workers with some industry experience to join our union. If you are an experienced electrical worker, it is time for you to earn the wages and benefits you deserve.

Representation

IBEW Local 613’s Collective Bargaining Agreement makes far more financial sense for experienced electricians than any package offered by non-union electrical contractors.

Member Development

A career as a union electrician or electrical worker will pay you a livable wage while you are continually offered upgrade training. Get started now for a great career with IBEW Local 613!

Prevailing Wage

Davis-Bacon laws ensure the construction workforce on federally funded projects are paid a standard wage rate, overtime and benefits. Local and state Prevailing Wage laws help ensure local highly skilled tradesmen and tradeswomen work on their projects.

Construction Issues

Through political action, IBEW 613 urges their members to band together to support politicians who advance legislation pertinent to the middle class.

Worker Misclassification

Misclassified workers often face the burden of paying their own payroll taxes and for their own health and retirement benefits. Are you misclassified as “independent contractor?”

Project Labor Agreements

A PLA is a pre-hire collective bargaining agreement for all of the building trades work needed on a construction project of importance. Are you working under a PLA?.

Responsible Contracting

Help protect governmental bodies from being forced to select the lowest bid by establishing qualifications that contractors must meet. Learn what it means to be a responsible contractor.

Political

Urge your elected officials to support the labor-focused issues, which are important for you to earn a living at every level of government. Contact them and let them know what issues are important to you.