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  • About Us
    • Industry Partners
    • Calendar of Events
    • Electric TV
  • Find a Contractor
  • Powering America Advantage
    • T&D Today and Tomorrow
    • Lighting the Way to the Future
    • Efficient, Renewable, Sustainable and Green
    • Generating America’s Industrial Might
    • A Rapidly Changing Healthcare Industry
    • Downloads
  • Careers
    • New to the Industry
      • Students
      • Parents
      • School Counselors
      • Career Changers
    • Experienced Electricians
    • Veterans
    • Training
    • Job Fairs
  • Contact Us

About Us

NECA, IBEW Powering America LogoThe Powering America Team consists of  craftsmen of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and their signatory contractors—including those who are members of the National Electrical Contractors Association, supported by the electrical training ALLIANCE.

For customers, the Powering America team brings excellence to the job and an assurance that your electrical contractors and their craftspersons will:

  • Perform with the special knowledge and experience matched to your project;
  • Reduce accidents and injuries and, in turn, reduce costly delays;
  • Eliminate callbacks and limit change orders; and
  • Avoid emergencies that bust budgets, or incidents that turn into legal issues.

For anyone looking to enter the electrical industry, the Powering America team–through the electrical training ALLIANCE–offers one of the largest apprenticeship and training programs in the United States, training more than 350,000 apprentices to journeyman status since 1941. In addition to hands-on training, the ALLIANCE offers coursework that closely parallels a traditional college curriculum. A variety of educational institutions allow apprentices to gain college credit for completion of electrical training ALLIANCE courses, including the recognition and transfer of these credits toward two- and four-year degrees.

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