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IBEW Local 159
Friday 2/21/2020
No calls for Monday
lu. 388 Stevens Point
Open short call with OT. for the Bio Digested call the 388 office at 715-341-2696
BOOK I - JIW-62 VDV-4 Res-1
BOOK II - JIW-38 VDV-3 Res-0
Apprentices - 16
Jobline (608) 255-0169
#WI_IBEWjobs
IBEW-Run Gas Plant Named One of the 'Top Plants' in the World
IBEW Local 159
Thursday 2/20/2020
1- JIW AT PIEPER NEEDS SOLAR MAINTENANCE EXPERIENCE, WILLING TO TRAVEL.
2- JIW's at Morse for BABCOOK HALL on UW. Madison campus. 6:30am - 3pm
5- JIW's Electric Construction Inc. Middleton or Oregon schools.
BOOK I - JIW-62 VDV-4 Res-1
BOOK II - JIW-38 VDV-3 Res-0
Apprentices - 16
Jobline (608) 255-0169
#WI_IBEWjobs
February 2020 Course Offerings (2/12/2020)
December 2019 Course Offerings
Updated 12/20/19
2019-2020-159-JAC-Course-Offerings-Revised-12-20-19October 2019 Class Offerings
INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS: BAD FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
The Department of Labor (DOL) has proposed a rule that would allow private entities like employers and trade associations to self-certify apprenticeship programs. These programs would be referred to as Industry Recognized Apprenticeship Programs or IRAPs.
What is an IRAP?
IRAPs are “apprenticeship programs” that are not registered with a state or the DOL. IRAPs would be approved by private industry entities and would not fall under the same requirements as current DOL or state registered apprenticeship programs. IRAPs differ significantly from our Registered Joint Apprenticeship Programs. Our programs help recruit, train and retain workers through progressive wage increases; apprentice-to-journeyman ratios that promote safety; quality assurance assessments by the government; uniform standards; mandatory safety training; instructor eligibility requirements; and transparency requirements.… Read more... “INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS: BAD FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY”