Ibew 396 Job Calls ((exclusive)) Jun 2026

Entry-level positions requiring manual labor and assisting linemen.

A "job call" refers to the process by which signatory contractors request skilled labor from the union hiring hall. Instead of electricians applying directly to companies (which is often a race to the bottom regarding wages), contractors call the (the joint apprenticeship training center) or the main hall to request a specific number of workers for a specific duration.

For travelers – IBEW members from other locals who are seeking work in Las Vegas. Travelers need an up-to-date dues receipt, a Letter of Introduction dated within one year, termination slip, OSHA 10, and current CPR/First Aid certification. ibew 396 job calls

Local 396 typically updates its available job calls daily in the late afternoon or evening. This list specifies the contractor, job location, estimated duration, shift details (e.g., 5/10s, 6/12s), and specific tool or cert requirements.

Local residents who have worked a specific number of hours under the Local 396 collective bargaining agreement. For travelers – IBEW members from other locals

To be eligible for calls, you must sign the "books" (the referral register) in person or through the approved digital method at 3520 Boulder Highway, Las Vegas. Understanding the "Books" System (Referral Register)

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Your current (e.g., Journeyman Lineman, Groundman, Equipment Operator)

Like most outside construction locals, Local 396 categorizes applicants into a tiered book system: This list specifies the contractor, job location, estimated

Building and maintaining transmission lines and substations, often contracted for NV Energy or Valley Electric Association.

The "job call" is the union's method of dispatching labor to contractors. When a contractor needs workers, they notify the union hall, which then "calls out" the job to eligible members. 1. Signing the Books