Training, Management Education & Workforce Development
Nationally recognized 4-year apprentice training program to develop qualified and productive employees
Dozens of IEC University management education sessions at the Annual National Convention
IEC University Electrical Project Management Institute offered in partnership with Purdue University
IEC University eCampus: hundreds of online courses covering safety, technical issues, business skills, and more
Communication Tools
Insights Magazine (published 8 times per year) addresses emerging market trends, federal government activities, contractor success stories, new product information, buyers guides, and more
Annual National Member Directory
Members-only access to the IEC National website provides valuable safety resource information and a variety of powerful tools to enhance your productivity and profitability
Codes & Safety Information & Representation
FREE Safety Manual for all new members (a $150 value)
IEC represents the industry in development of the National Electrical Code (NEC); National Electrical Safety Code; NEMA, UL, and NECA standards; and various regional and national building code conferences
IEC represents the industry to OSHA, MSHA and other federal agencies regulating workplace safety
IEC Technical Committee members can answer your questions about codes and standards
Industry Partner & Affinity Programs
Industry partner relationships provide access to the industry’s leading manufacturers, distributors, and service companies and their newest products and services
Worker’s compensation, liability, and property insurance coverage through a partnership with CNA – specialized insurance is also available, including equipment and labor coverage
Platinum Plus MasterCard credit card with preferred rates from Bank of America
Networking & Business Development
“Find an Electrical Contractor” search engine on the IEC website helps promote and market your company and locate IEC contractors and associate members
Forums enable groups of non-competing contractors to share “best practices” in a non-competing atmosphere
Task forces and committees allow you to work with other members on critical issues facing the electrical industry and IEC
Public Relations & Federal Government Advocacy
Representation of merit shop workforce issues, including state and federal employment regulations, project labor agreements, union activities (salting), association health plans, and employment discrimination
Political Action Committee (PAC) and Political Educational Fund (PEF) provide advocacy support in Washington on behalf of IEC members
Participation in state and federal apprentice advisory boards
Industry Career Awareness Program – working with organizations such as Skills USA and Vocational Industrial Clubs of America raise student awareness of career opportunities in the electrical contracting industry
Award programs that recognize excellence and achievements of IEC members and chapters
Legal counsel – guidance and advice regarding labor law issues
Convention & Meetings (Member Discounts Apply)
Annual National Convention provides opportunities for you to share ideas, analyze industry trends, and attend management & industry-related sessions
Electric Expo tradeshow provides hands-on access to the latest products from the industry’s leading manufacturers and distributors
Legislative Conference provides updates on legislative issues that affect your business and the greater electrical industry and provides an opportunity to meet with elected officials
Leadership Conference offers unique educational and training opportunities for IEC chapter leadership and contractor members
Sale Items (Member Discounts Apply)
Textbooks, manuals, and videos in the areas of safety and management/workforce training
