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The IBEW is a diverse, broad-based organization and represents members of many diverse skills. Below are some of the jobs of IBEW members.

  • Alarm and Signal
  • Atomic Research Service
  • Bridge Operators
  • Cable Splicers
  • Cable Television
  • Communications
  • Cranemen
  • Electrical Equipment Service
  • Electrical Inspection
  • Electrical Manufacturing
  • Electric Signs
  • Electronic Technicians
  • Fixture Manufacturing
  • Government
  • Inside (Construction)
  • Instrument Technicians
  • Line Clearance TreeTrimming
  • Maintenance
  • Maintenance and Operation
  • Manufacturing Office Workers
  • Marine
  • Motion Picture Studios
  • Nuclear Service Technicians
  • Outside (Construction)
  • Powerhouse
  • Professional, Engineers and Technicians
  • Professional, Technical and Clerical
  • Railroad
  • Radio-Television Broadcasting
  • Radio-Television Manufacturing
  • Radio-Television Service
  • Service Occupations
  • Shopmen
  • Sign Erectors
  • Sound and Public Address
  • Sound Technicians
  • Telephone
  • Utility
  • Utility Office Workers
  • Warehouse and Supply

 

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