Welcome to IBEW 223

Read the Business Manager's Update

Welcome to the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 223 web site. We have designed this site for our membership to keep them up to date on what is happening within Local 223 and the IBEW.

We would like to let all electricians and telecommunications technicians in Southeastern Massachusetts know the benefits of being an organized worker. We hope to let the people of Southeastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod and the Islands know why IBEW-trained workers are an asset for construction projects in the Southeastern Massachusetts area.

Our belief is that hiring an electrical contractor that pays community standard wages and benefits helps the community. When someone from within the community is working on a project in the community it helps the local economy with workers spending their earnings locally.

Please take the time to browse through our web site. Let us know what you think and ask us for more information concerning the IBEW or Local 223 in particular. We look forward to hearing from you, both our members and unorganized workers in the electrical field.

Fraternally,
 
David W. Fenton
Business Manager/Financial Secretary

LOCAL 223 WIRES HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HOUSE

IBEW Local Union 223 Electricians and Apprentices, along with Alfonso Electric, teamed up to wire a Habitat for Humanity house in Stoughton.

We would like to thank all those who donated their time for this worthwhile project.

Take a look at some pictures from that day.

 

 

 

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COMET TRAINING

COMET TRAINING

Construction Organizing Membership Education Training

COMET is a program designed to educate the Membership on how critical a role Organizing plays when it comes to bargaining strength and more opportunities for employment.

Local 223 wants to have our entire membership trained in the COMET Program.  If you have not yet been trained, or would like to attend the class again, please click on "read more" and enter your name at the bottom of that page and click submit.

When there are enough participants to form a class, you will be notified of a date well in advance.

Thank you for your participation.

Brian Callahan      

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JATC CLASSES

The JATC Department will be holding the following classes:

SOLAR INTRODUCTION CLASS - Instructor:  Munroe Electric Supply.  This class is on a first come first serve basis; 75 people per class.  Dates will be determined once classes are full.

SOLAR ADVANCED CLASS - Instructor:  Munroe Electryc Supply.  This class is on a first come first serve basis; 75 people per class.  Dates will be determined once classes are full.

NFPA 70E - Instructor:  Gregg Rego.  Dates to be determined.

ESTIMATING CLASS - Instruction:  Tim Mitton.  6 people per class.  Dates to be determined.

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November
18

House of Possibilities

by Dave Fenton

Electricians from Local 223, 103 and contractor City Lights Electrical have teamed
up to donate their time and wired the House of Possibilities for special needs children.
This project on the grounds of Stonehill College will provide a place for special needs
Children to go and work with a staff that can assist them in their developmental needs.

With the number of volunteers that showed up, the house was roughed in one day.
We are looking for more volunteers to complete the finish sometime over the winter.
I would like to thank all of the volunteers who participated on this day.

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