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Electricians union training is a great way to pursue your career as an electrician. The hands-on experience and classroom work are exceptional. The Central New York JATC is perhaps the largest apprenticeship and training programs of its kind.

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 43 and the Finger Lakes National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) jointly sponsor this apprenticeship program that offers the opportunity to earn wages and benefits while learning the skills necessary for a challenging and rewarding career as a construction electrician. As an apprentice, you are given the opportunity to literally earn while you learn, using your intellect combined with your physical capabilities to perform duties in various settings with the continuous occurrence of new learning.

Central New York JATC
4566 Waterhouse Road, Clay, NY 13041
Phone: (315) 546-0221
Fax: (315) 546-0231
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If you have a few years working in the electrical industry or you are a seasoned professional, and would like to know more about career development and other benefits of union membership, you are invited to contact our field organizers listed below. Each organizer has 20 or more years working in the electrical industry. You are welcome to contact them for an appointment by telephoning the union office, writing them at their respective e-mail addresses, or filling in the prospect name and address form.

MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT TEAM

  • Alan Marzullo,
  • Pat Harrington,
  • Patrick Costello,

If you are interested in, but have never had any experience working in the electrical industry and you are a high school graduate (or have a GED) then we invite you to contact the office at the Central New York Joint Apprenticeship and Training Center. They will show you how you can receive the classroom and on the job training you need to become an IBEW certified electrician. Visit their web site at www.cnyjatc.org.

 

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