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Binghamton, NY
2 years ago
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IBEW Local 325 Binghamton, NY
The heart of training is our Joint Apprenticeship and Training Program (JATC), a regimented training program that assures competency in the standardized skills needed to be an electrician.
Classroom Training -
Related classroom instruction consists of a minimum of 900 hours of classroom training over a 5-year period. Classes are held at 142 Corporate Drive, usually one night a week from Sept – June, but varies occasionally.
It’s a 5 year program with a minimum of 180 hours a year, and paid on-the-job training with a signatory contractor. Upon completion, you'll have invested 8,000 hrs over the 5 year period as an apprentice. It is through this instruction that you'll learn the theory of the electrical trade.
Lessons include: history and structure of the IBEW and NECA, first aid, safety, CPR, tools and material, AC-DC theory, fire alarm, motors and control, programmable logic controllers, conduit bending, process control, blueprint reading and much more.
Requirements
APTITUDE TEST FEE
In order to take the aptitude test for this Apprenticeship Program, a non-refundable test fee of $22 must be received by the IBEW Local 325 JATC 2 weeks before the date of the test.
Make your check or money order payable to IBEW Local 325 JATC and mail to:
IBEW Local 325 JATC
142 Corporate Drive
Binghamton, NY 13904
Remember, all payments must be received 2 weeks before the date of the test. Do not send cash. Only checks or money orders are acceptable payment, unless paying in person.
Note – documented economic hardships may be considered for waiver on a case-by-case basis. Contact the JATC for additional information or NYS Unemployment.
Additional Information
2024-10-02
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers