IBEW 280

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How to become a member of IBEW 280.

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Apprenticeship
Apprenticeship Information.

Are you are working in LU280 Jurisdiction and NOT dispatched out of our hall? Please take a few minutes to fill out our check-in form.

Christmas Holiday Closure

The hall will close at noon on Tuesday December 24th for the Christmas Holiday. We’ll be open on Thursday the 26th. The officers and staff wish everyone a happy and safe holiday.

Central Oregon Unit Meeting

Thursday December 12th 5:30 p.m.

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Dec 12, 2019

Central Oregon Unit Meeting

IBEW / UA 290 Training Center 2161 SW 1st., Redmond

Dec 19, 2019

Joint Unit Meeting

CTT, 33309 Hwy 99E, Tangent

Dec 24, 2019

Dec 25, 2019

Dec 31, 2019

Jan 01, 2020

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OREGON BUILDING CODES

Need Info on how to obtain an Oregon Electrical license ?

oregon.gov/BCD/pages/index.aspx

Provisional Oregon Electrical license. Click here for info.

Call 503-378-4133 with questions regarding licensing

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Important Links

IBEW

Harrison-Cascade Trust Fund

Central Electrical Training Center

IBEW/SJ Cascade Federal Credit Union

Electrical Contractor

NEBF

The Trustees of the National Electrical Benefit Fund are proud to announce the expansion of new features to the NEBF website's "Online Benefits". Once a participant registers through the "Online Benefits" they will be able to easily generate an estimate of their NEBF lifetime benefits, including their years of service.

Surrounding Locals

Local 48

Local 76

Local 112

Local 659
541-664-0802
(after 5:00 p.m.)

Local 932
541-756-3907
(after 5:00 p.m.)

Central Oregon Lodging

FOR THOSE THAT ARE LOOKING FOR PLACES TO STAY IN CENTRAL OREGON, YOU CAN DOWNLOAD A LIST OF RV PARKS/MOTELS HERE

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Women of the IBEW

Click here to view the calendar to find the next Women of the IBEW meeting.

The Beginning...

Henry Miller, the first President of the IBEW, died in 1896 without enough money for a decent burial. Miller was not alone. In the early part of the 20th century accidental electrocution among people employed in the electrical industry occurred with such frequency that many insurance companies refused to insure the lives of electrical workers.