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A Career with Real Benefits

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Career Benefits

A career through Electrical Alliance means more than just a paycheck. It’s access to comprehensive, employer-paid benefits designed to support your life on and off the job.

Members receive full healthcare coverage, retirement programs, and ongoing support services that provide long-term stability. These benefits are built to grow with you, helping you build a career you can rely on while ensuring your family is supported every step of the way.

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Here’s what you can expect as part of your benefits package

Medical Coverage for You and Your Family

Enjoy employer-paid medical coverage designed to support the health and well-being of you and your loved ones.

Dental & Vision Benefits

Access comprehensive dental and vision coverage to help you maintain your long-term health and quality of life.

Prescription & Preventive Care Coverage

Receive coverage for prescription medications and preventive care services that help you stay healthy and address concerns early.

Mental Health & Wellness Support

Access confidential counseling, resources, and support through our Employee Assistance Program (EAP) to help navigate life’s challenges.

Retirement & Financial Security

Build a stronger future with retirement benefits and long-term financial security programs designed to support you throughout your career and beyond.


Real Healthcare. Real Support.

Healthcare is one of the most valuable parts of building a career through Electrical Alliance. Members and their families have access to comprehensive medical coverage, including doctor visits, hospital care, prescriptions, and preventive services.

Additional support is available through Employee Assistance Programs (EAP), offering confidential counseling, mental health support, and resources to help navigate personal and family challenges.

It’s coverage designed to support your overall well-being, not just your work.


Who Are Benefits For?

These benefits are designed for individuals looking to build a stable, long-term career in the electrical industry. You may be a great fit if you:

  • Want access to reliable healthcare for you and your family.
  • Are looking for a career with long-term financial stability.
  • Value strong benefits and support systems.
  • Are interested in hands-on work with growth opportunities.
  • Want a career that supports your life outside of work.
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Ready to build a career with real benefits? Start your journey today and take the first step toward a more secure future.

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A lot of contractors hear "union" and think higher A lot of contractors hear "union" and think higher costs and less control.

Understandable, but there's more to it than that.

Signatory contractors get two things most can't find on their own: a reliable crew and a partner that keeps the work coming.

A stronger workforce makes for a stronger business.

Unions need business. Business needs unions.

Find out what it means to be a signatory contractor: https://electricalalliance.org/become-a-contractor/
You put in the hours. You show up and you do the w You put in the hours. You show up and you do the work.

What's your employer putting in for you?
⚡Health coverage
⚡Dental 
⚡Vision 
⚡Paid time off
⚡Retirement 

These are essentials you've earned. 

What does your benefits package actually cover?

See what a union package actually looks like: https://ibewlocal26.org/join-as-individual/
You shouldn't have to know everything about a care You shouldn't have to know everything about a career before you can try it.

That's what makes the Residential Track different. You can start working in the electrical industry, earning while you learn, without passing a test or completing an interview first. It's hands-on from day one, and it keeps your options open.

Apprentices who want to move into the Inside Electrical track can apply from within, using the letters of recommendation they've earned along the way.

One door opens another.

Find out if the Electrical Alliance is for you: https://electricalalliance.org/training/
The Prince George's County Public Schools Blueprin The Prince George's County Public Schools Blueprint is a collaborative project aimed at improving the quality of learning for the second-largest school system in Maryland.

A project this size requires the skilled craftsmanship of our Local 26 members. Phase II is underway, with crews from Heller Electric, Freestate Electric, and Kelly Electric addressing chronic HVAC, roof, and plumbing issues, and poor air quality across eight new schools.

One of those schools is Robert Frost K-8 in New Carrollton, a three-story, 224,000 square foot building that will require 70,000 manhours for its electrical package alone. When it's done, students will have geothermal heating, improved air quality, and more natural light.

Phase II wraps up in 2028.

The trade builds more than infrastructure. It builds community.

Ready to be part of projects like this? Learn what it means to be a union contractor: https://electricalalliance.org/become-a-contractor/
An IBEW sister just made history, again. Liz Shul An IBEW sister just made history, again.

Liz Shuler started as an IBEW organizer. She worked her way through the ranks, broke barrier after barrier, and on June 7 became the first woman ever reelected as president of the AFL-CIO, having made history in 2022 as the first woman elected to the role.

Her story is an example of what this union has always made possible for the people who join it.

In Liz’s words: the labor movement exists to give people hope. Local 26 believes that too.

See what we stand for: electricalalliance.org/about

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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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