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IBEW Local 26: International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Washington, D.C. Branch

The IBEW Local 26 is the official electrician union in Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia. The union helps employers and employees maintain fulfilling wages, benefits, and rights that benefit all.

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National Electrical Contractors Association: NECA

NECA represents the entire electrical construction industry across the United States. It supports us all in attracting and training the highest-skilled workers, maintaining member relationships, collaborating with stakeholders, and more.

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Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee: JATC

As JATC26.org states, the JATC is “made up of four representatives from Local Union 26 IBEW, and four representatives from the Washington DC Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA).” The Electrical Alliance supports the JATC apprenticeship program, which allows students to earn while they learn, embarking on their path to a rewarding career in the electrical trade.

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Will Ng's dad kept a job in Local 26 for 52 years. Will Ng's dad kept a job in Local 26 for 52 years. His uncle put in 38. 

Growing up, Will watched what that steady paycheck actually built: a stable home, a family that never had to worry, and a Local strong enough to still be standing decades later.

Now he's Local 26's newly elected Financial Secretary, carrying that same stability forward for the next generation of members.

Curious what membership could mean for your family? https://electricalalliance.org/become-a-contractor/
The first year in the trade is hard. Early morning The first year in the trade is hard. Early mornings, sore muscles, and feeling like you don't know anything yet.

Most people who stuck it out say that eventually, it clicks. And after that, they couldn't imagine doing anything else.

What almost made you quit in your first year? And which part kept you going?
Last fall, Governor Wes Moore stood up to recogniz Last fall, Governor Wes Moore stood up to recognize rank-and-file union members. Victoria Krosel was one of them.

She’s been a member of Local 26 for 10 years. She was first introduced to it through the JATC program. In that time she bought a home, got married, and started a family. Then a work injury took her off the field, and the union made room for her to stay in the trade a different way.

See what that community could look like for you: https://electricalalliance.org/training/
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The contractors who've made the switch talk less about what it cost them and more about what it stopped costing them in callbacks, crew gaps, and surprises.

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The Electrical Alliance

The Electrical Alliance is a cooperative effort between the skilled craftsmen of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 26 and the electrical contractors of the Washington, D.C. Chapter of National Electrical Contractors Association.

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