Electricians, contractors and schools — WCPA Electricians' Apprenticeship
Electricians, Contractors and Schools

Which Office to Call

You are a trained electrician and want to join the union
Call IBEW Local Union 712, 724-775-0969, and ask for the membership development coordinator
You are a contractor and need electricians or apprentices
Call IBEW Local Union 712, 724-775-0969
You are a school or counselor
The training center hosts school visits. For a visit or a career day, call 724-775-6920 or email [email protected]
You are an apprentice from another local coming here to work
Fill out the arrival form on Coming Here to Work
You want a different trade
apprentice.org lists the building-trades apprenticeships in Pennsylvania
A crew on a contractor's job
A crew on a contractor's job.

Where an Electrical Career Goes

Finishing the apprenticeship makes you a fully qualified electrician, called a journeyman.

Kinds of Work

Commercial and industrial. Conduit and wiring, lighting and power, motors and controls, fire alarm, data systems, troubleshooting and maintenance. Our apprenticeship trains for this work. More

Low-voltage systems. Data networks, security, sound and video, building automation. More

Residential. Wiring and service work in houses and apartment buildings. More

Moving Up

Foreman, general foreman, superintendent, estimator, project manager, instructor, training director.

College Credit and Degrees

College credit. The American Council on Education recommends up to 60 college credits for the apprenticeship.

Associate degree. Community College of Beaver County.

Bachelor's degree. Bachelor of Arts in Construction Management, online, through the electrical training ALLIANCE's partnership with Rowan University. The Rowan Program

IBEW Local Union 712

Address
217 Sassafras Lane, Beaver, PA 15009
Phone
724-775-0969
Website
ibew712.org

The Training Center

Address
3891 Wilmington Road, Neshannock Township, PA 16105
Phone
724-775-6920
Email
[email protected]