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You can now pay your dues, view your position on the books, check available job listings (standing calls), and update your address/phone number all online by going to https://ibew769.workingsystems.com/
In order to check out the new site you must click the link above and follow those login instructions.
Logging into this current website will not allow you to view or change any of your information.
Where Knowledge, Skill and Professionalism Meet
Situated in the "the valley of the sun" IBEW Local 769 is the proud home of all IBEW Outside Line Construction workers in Arizona, employees of UniSource Electric, Mohave Electric Co-Op, Frontier Communications, Griffith Power Plant, and AT&T/DIRECTV.
Due to COVID-19 and in order to do our part in “social distancing,” IBEW 769 will temporarily change dispatch procedures.
For all intents and purposes the interior of the Hall will be closed to public business. We have established procedures to allow for the continuation of business with limited personal contact and will continue to accommodate any and all issues that arise such as the handling of dispatch, potential grievances, terminations, etc.
One of the current changes are that referrals will be emailed to the worker as well as the contractor.
If you arrive at the hall all essential business applications have directions posted.
New Agrement between IBEW and NECA can be found in "contract" section of the website.
769 is the go-to location for employers when outside power requirements need to be met. Our members are trained to a high standard and conduct business in a professionally efficient, thorough and safe manner. We uphold the high standards of the IBEW’s Code of Excellence to ensure that our signatory contractors are successful and achieve significant bottom-line advantages for the future of their business.
769 is the go-to location for employers when outside power requirements need to be met. Our members are trained to a high standard and conduct business in a professionally efficient, thorough and safe manner. We uphold the high standards of the IBEW’s Code of Excellence to ensure that our signatory contractors are successful and achieve significant bottom-line advantages for the future of their business.
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T & D TODAY AND TOMORROWThe NECA/IBEW team is well prepared to handle all of Arizona’s transmission and distribution needs. The team brings the skills required to confidently install the lines that move power from plants to factories, businesses and homes nationwide. Each member pursues this critical work with the knowledge that only comes from years of training and experience.
Whether building new lines, rebuilding existing ones or providing immediate restoration assistance in times of disaster, the work of the NECA/IBEW team is meticulously completed safely and efficiently. Their work becomes even more crucial as the demand for electricity steadily grows, as an aging infrastructure needs rebuilding and as renewable power generation sources, such as wind and solar, grow, requiring a greater transmission and distribution investment. The NECA/IBEW team assures you that the investment is well spent.
Local 769 utilizes The Southwestern Line Constructors Apprenticeship and knowledgable Journeyman Lineman for the training of our apprentices. The Southwestern Line Constructors Joint Apprenticeship and Training Program was created to provide quality apprenticeship and training programs for the Outside Electrical Construction
Industry. Their focus is clear and unwavering: they are committed to producing the industry's finest craftsmen, and have met employers training needs for nearly a half century. This program covers the states of Arizona, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.Interested apprenticeship applicants should visit their website at www.swlcat.org
