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The right crew makes or breaks a project. Electr The right crew makes or breaks a project. 

Electrical Alliance contractors have access to one of the largest pools of qualified electricians in the country, people trained to protect your reputation on every job.

As the only organization in Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia connecting signatory contractors with highly trained union electricians, membership means you're never scrambling when the work comes in.

When contractors grow, the whole industry grows with them.

Better workers' rights. Better work.

Ready to grow with us? Explore contractor membership:  https://electricalalliance.org/become-a-contractor/
Whether you've been in the same job for two years Whether you've been in the same job for two years or twenty, the question is the same: is this still working for you?

The JATC was built for people ready to make a change. You earn while you learn, finish without debt, and step into a career that actually supports your life.

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Angel Savoy graduated from the JATC program, launc Angel Savoy graduated from the JATC program, launched Titan Power LLC, and then came back to teach.

Her mother brought her into the union movement. The JATC gave her the foundation. And now she's making sure the next person has the same shot.

Read her full story: https://electricalalliance.org/2026/05/27/from-apprentice-to-owner-how-angel-built-titan-power-llc/
To all the dads in our trade, we’re wishing you a To all the dads in our trade, we’re wishing you a very happy Father’s Day this week. 

The work you do matters more than you know. On the job site and at home.
Extension cords take a beating on job sites. They Extension cords take a beating on job sites. They get stepped on, run over, and stuffed into bags at the end of the day.

Get in the habit of checking your cords for fraying, exposed wires, or damaged plugs before you use them. It takes seconds and it matters.

Never use a cord that looks damaged. Swap it out.

What's your pre-shift inspection routine? Drop it in the comments.

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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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