The Business Journal’s Jeremy Lydic wrote the following article about local electrical contractors in the latest print edition of the Business Journal: As the latest energy-efficient technologies become the norm in construction plans, electricians must be knowledgeable about green products and techniques — and that begins with a solid grounding in education. So says Thomas…
VEC Inc.’s Chris Jaskiewicz stood with other Mahoning Valley business, labor and community leaders last week to vocally oppose a proposed Youngstown city charter amendment that would ban many oil and gas related activities and businesses within the city limits. The measure is slated for the May 7 primary ballot.
Bruce & Merrilees Electric is proud to be the electrical contractor for the recently completed new emergency and surgical wing at Jameson Hospital in New Castle, Pa. Company officials say it’s a critical community improvement project and truly state-of-the-art facility.
See it for yourself at a Community Open House scheduled for Saturday, March 23 from 11-2.
Not all electricians are created equal. When you need to hire an electrician for a residential or commercial project it’s important to not only solicit multiple bids, but to consider a range of factors in your decision.
The NECA-IBEW Electricians in the Mahoning Valley recommend asking the following questions when evaluating electrical contractors:
As Shell Oil considers plans to build a billion-dollar ethane cracker plant in Western Pennsylvania, the IBEW is assertively positioning itself to win construction work for its signatory contractors.
Recently an IBEW international film crew was in the Mahoning Valley gathering interviews and footage to include in a sales video touting the IBEW’s unique capabilities to service Shell’s needs with union electricians from among the local workforce.
Republished from WKBN-TV. Click here to view TV coverage.
A homeless shelter in downtown Sharon is expanding into Trumbull County.
Joshua’s Haven is in the process of renovating an old grocery store in Masury in Brookfield Township. On Thursday, students from the fourth-year apprentice class of the Electrical Workers Union were busy putting in new wiring for the building.