From labor relations and worker safety to financial management and management training, NECA works to make the electrical construction industry more professional and more productive. Our members expect and receive a positive return on their investment. The Chapter’s collective and individually customized programs and services ensure that members receive that positive return.
The Chapter serves its members through labor relations, educational services, technical development, and government affairs. Examples of the Chapter’s diverse areas of member support include:
- Serves as the collective bargaining agent for contractors signatory to Local Union 26, IBEW and Local Union 70, IBEW.
- Provide members with a strong voice in the industry, helping shape the future of electrical construction and technology services.
- Facilitate networking opportunities for contractors to exchange ideas and information with peers.
- Support members in enhancing their operations through educational and training programs in project management, electrical estimating, foremanship training, and more.
- Offer tailored safety training to meet the specific needs of our contractors.
- Act as a liaison with government agencies such as OSHA, DOL, and OFCCP, keeping members updated on relevant regulations.
- Create business opportunities through a referral program connecting customers with member contractors.
- Serve as a comprehensive industry resource center for information on construction-related topics.
- Link members with top service providers and innovative companies in the electrical construction sector.
- Develop a portal for job seekers specializing in backend office roles with member contractors.
- Contribute to recruiting the future workforce for the industry.
The monthly membership meeting is usually held on the second Wednesday of the month.
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That’s not all…
The sample benefits described above are just those being provided locally! Visit www.necanet.org and see the benefits of membership on the national level.
For more information on how you can put NECA to work for you, please contact the Chapter.