International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 117 SIGN-UP TODAY FOR JOURNEYMAN TRAINING CLASSES (details below) The Best in the Electrical Industry When you choose contractors represented by NECA and IBEW electricians for your next electrical construction project, you can be sure that you’re getting a professional team of experts. That’s because NECA and IBEW have made a mutual commitment to quality and safety through excellence in training. NECA and IBEW jointly fund and operate an apprenticeship training program which provides experienced, skilled, certified electricians for the electrical construction industry. Our union electricians are the best trained in the industry, completing 8,000 hours of training in the classroom and on the job. Our journeymen electricians continually update their knowledge with ongoing education to stay at the forefront of the latest technology, code changes, and safety procedures. All of our instructors have extensive knowledge and experience in the electrical construction industry. This level of quality instruction means that IBEW journeymen remain up-to-date in new and changing technology and provide quality, state-of-the-art work to meet our customers’ expanding needs. The Training Center is also on the forefront of emerging technologies. It was the first in the country to train journeymen using the wiring standards established in the Lucent Technologies Course, a telecommunications program offered by the National Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (NJATC). The IBEW Local 117 Training Program provides training in the following areas: Residential Electrical Training – This program covers the installation of electrical systems within residential units, including power, lighting, television, telephone and data. Inside Electrical Training – This specialty program teaches the distribution and installation of electrical power for lighting, heat and motor control. Apprentices also master the areas of industrial/commercial lighting, transformers, instrumentation, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), process control, and building automation. Telecommunications Training – Technician/Installers learn to install closed-circuit television, security systems, satellite, internal/external fiber optic cable and Category 6 cable installation. Testing, certifying and troubleshooting both Local and Wide Area Networks and networking and integrating telecommunications systems are essential components of our Telecommunications Training Program. Our apprentices also train to install both wire and fiber optic voice and data transmission systems. JATC TRAINING DIRECTOR: Josh Sajtar JATC COMMITTEE MEMBERS: Representing Management: Representing Labor: Zach Bernardoni, Chairman Jesse Lenart, Secretary William Lauderdale, Treasurer Dave Fornear John Peters Ray Pieroni JATC INSTRUCTORS: Josh Sajtar Jon Nelson Lee Olson Kyle Horn Cory Bauer Dean Johnson Craig Trongeau JOURNEYMAN TRAINING CLASSES: Please be advised that the following Journeyman Wireman classes will be offered. **Please provide/confirm your email address when you sign-up for a class; notification of class start date will be sent via email. Most initial class start dates are announced at the montly Union Meeting. NEC Code Update: We will have a 12 hour Code Update class. The class will run three nights from 4:30-8:30. A $50 "Show-up Check Bond" is required for JWs. Call the office to reserve your place. Building Information Modeling (BIM): 1 night introduction to BIM class. A $50 "Show-up Check Bond" will be required to confirm/register on the list, and returned if you complete. Call the office to get your name on the list for future sessions. Last session completed in May. FOA (Fiber Optic Association) - CFOT (Certified Fiber Optic Technician): 6 week class. A certification test will be given at the end of this study with homework and "hands-on" class. To be fully registered for this class, a $75 non-refundable check must be sent in once a session is scheduled. There is a 10 member max. class size. Call the office if interested. Last session completed in July. NFPA 70E - 2018 Edition: 3 week class. Waiting list for next session. A $50 "Show-up Check Bond" is required before class and will be returned if you complete the class. This class will NOT count towards any WI License CEUs . Please call the office if you have any questions. Last session completed in September. 1st Aid/CPR/AED Training: The next class will be Thursday March 11, 2021 at 5-10 pm. Call to get your name on the list for upcoming an session. A $50 "Show-up Check Bond" is required for JWs. Code of Excellence Training: Participants will receive an IBEW Code of Excellence card from the International office. 9 sessions completed to date. Waiting list for next session. A valid dues receipt is required to sit for the class. OSHA 30 Hr. Construction: The next class will run for 8 Mondays, 4:30-8:30. Call the office to get your name on the list for upcoming class. JWs that have already taken the OSHA 30 class will be required to pay a $25 non-refundable fee. A $50 "Show-up Check Bond" is required for JWs. Options for online OSHA training can be found at https://www.osha.gov/dte/outreach/training_providers.html PV Training: The next class will run alternating Wednesdays 4:30-8:30. Call the office to get your name on the list for the upcoming class. A $50 "Show-up Check Bond" is required for JWs. There is an additional on-line and “hands-on” opportunity for training classes through the IBEW Local 134 Technical Institute in Alsip for Solar Business and Technical Sales. The weblink http://www.ejatt.com/renewable-energy-course/ has a video which showcases their installation and for class registrations. Hands-on classes are only available to IBEW members. There is a substantial fee for all classes. Contact the office for additional information if interested. ON-LINE JOURNEYMAN COURSES: New to the NJATC (CET) Continuing Electrical Training is available to journeyman wireman members as an on-line self study course with coordinated scheduled "hands on" labs for available courses. Building Automation is currently in session. The course reference textbook and on-line access session costs would be paid for by the member. If this interests you, please contact the office for further details. If you are interested in signing up for any journeyman training classes or if you have any suggestions for other classes, please contact the office at 847.854.7200. Please check the website daily for any scheduling changes/updates. We will also make every effort to contact you by email or telephone when there is a scheduling change for a class that you are already registered for. Inside Apprenticeship information APPRENTICESHIP SIGN-UP APPLICATIONS (click for information) Home Members Member Services Benefits Referral Procedures Book 2 Work Termination Slip Training - JATC General Info Contractor List Maps Safety Boycott Information Politics Web Links About IBEW 117 Officers/Directory History News & Events News Archives Extras Apparel IBEW Local 117 IBEW Local #117 is located at 765 Munshaw Lane in Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014. Our phone number is 847-854-7200 and our fax number is 847-854-7266 copyright 2016 IBEW Local 117