IBEW Local 351

Your experience
has a place here.

Your experience matters. Local 351 has opportunities for electricians at different experience levels, with classifications based on what you bring to the trade.

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Find out where your experience can take you

Experience

You don't have to fit one mold to join.

Electricians come up in different ways. Some start with a formal apprenticeship, while others build their skills through years on the tools, working with different contractors and learning on the job.

Local 351 offers different classifications based on experience level, so not every electrician starts from the same place.

If you're working in the electrical trade and considering what union membership could mean for your career, start with a conversation.

Talk With Local 351 →
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What to Ask About

Get real answers about what membership could mean for you.

Every electrician's situation is different. The opportunities available to you may vary depending on your experience and individual circumstances.

Talk directly with Local 351 about the questions that matter to you.

Which classification fits my experience?

Find out which Local 351 classification may align with the experience you already have in the trade.

What are the wages and benefits?

Ask what current wages and benefits apply to the classification being discussed with you.

What training opportunities are available?

Learn what training options may be available and how they could fit into your career goals.

How are work opportunities handled for my classification?

Ask Local 351 directly how work opportunities are handled for members in the classification that may apply to you.

How to Start

Start with a conversation.

1

Contact Local 351

Reach out and tell us about your experience in the electrical trade.

2

Talk Through Your Background

Have a conversation about your experience and the classifications and opportunities that may apply to you.

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See where your experience could fit.