Job Calls

Jobs to be dispatched on Monday, June 6, 2016:

• 2 Journeyman Wiremen to Par Electrical Contractors at Emerald Oasis project in San Bernardino. Report to their Rancho Cucamonga office after dispatch on Monday, June 6, 2016. The worksite is re-metering a Trailer Park in San Bernardino/Highland area. Contractor is asking for you to supply up to 10 yrs work history and two valid forms of ID. The estimated project length is 4-6 weeks. Today’s calls went to #163 on Book 1.
• Dispatch Results – Todays Call went to #163 on book 1

There are 170 Journeyman Wiremen on Book 1 and 74 Journeyman Wiremen on Book2. Next short call starts with #1. High Desert dispatch will be open. Monday is also the day when the fifth year apprentices officially become JW. The unemployed 5th year apprentices need to come to the San Bernardino office and sign the Journeyman Out of Work book to be eligible to be dispatched as a JW. The office opens at 8:00am.

Be safe, your families need you.

There are no calls to be dispatched for Friday, June 3, 2016.

There are 164 Journeyman Wiremen on Book 1 and 74 Journeyman Wiremen on book 2. Next short call starts with #1. High desert dispatch will be closed.

Have a good evening

After hours Emergency Calls

Calls to be dispatched for Thursday, June 2, 2016.

• 10 Journeyman Wiremen to Hampton Tedder Electric at the Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating Station Unit 3. Report After dispatch on Thursday June 2, 2016. These JW will report ASAP after dispatch for orientation and drug test and will continue to work through the night and will be scheduled on the night shift. Drug test/orientation, Steel toed boots, 2valid forms of ID are required. This project will pay $12 per hour for travel/subsistance pay. This project  will be working a minimum of 12 hour days , a minimum of 6 days a week. The work will be in the unit three tower with access only via the stairs. The work will be located between 10 and 15 stories above ground level. Until permanent power is restored (undefined) there will be limited elevator access. Today’s calls went to #72 on Book 2.

There are no calls to be dispatched for Thursday, June 2, 2016.

There are 168 Journeyman Wiremen on Book 1 and 71 Journeyman Wiremen on book 2. Next short call starts with #1. High desert dispatch will be OPEN.

Have a good evening.

Long call: 1JW for Baker Electric at the Bosch project in Chino.  6 am start time report on Wednesday June 1, 2016.  Two valid forms of ID required.  Approximately 1 to 2 months in length. Today’s call went to #70 on Book 1.

There are 176 on Book ! and 68 on Book 2 the next short call starts at #1.  High Desert Dispatch will be open.

IBEW 477 Offices will be closed on Monday May 30 for Memorial Day,

Have a good weekend.

Calls to be dispatched for Friday, May 27th, 2016.

• 6 Journeyman Wiremen to Hampton Tedder Electric at the Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating Station Unit 3. Report After dispatch on Friday May 27th. Drug test/orientation, Steel toed boots, 2valid forms of ID are required. This project will pay $12 per hour for travel/subsistance pay. This project will be working a minimum of 12 hour days , a minimum of 6 days a week. The work will be in the unit three tower with access only via the stairs. The work will be located between 10 and 15 stories above ground level. Until permanent power is restored (undefined) there will be limited elevator access. The project is expected to last for from 2 to 4 weeks. This call went to #168 on Book 1.

There are 176 Journeyman Wiremen on Book 1 and 67 Journeyman Wiremen on book 2. Next short call starts with #1. High desert dispatch will be open.

Monday is a Holiday and the Union Office will be closed Monday.

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