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From April 2008 issue of Connections

Electrician's Job Fair

"...There are other types of smaller projects like restaurants, small office buildings, and retail outlets, that have not traditionally been targeted by union contractors. In an effort to become more competitive, IBEW Local 82 and the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) Western Ohio Chapter recently held an Electrician’s Job Fair to recruit new workers. The Job Fair was held at the Holiday Inn Dayton Mall on April 3. Sponsored by the Western Ohio Chapter NECA and IBEW Local 82, ten area contractors attended in order to interview potential recruits: ESI Electrical Contractors; Chapel Electric; Chapel-Romanoff Technologies (CRT); Kastle Electric; Freedom Electrical Contractors; Studebaker Electric; Reliable Electrical Mechanical; K & W Contracting (Springfield); Dynamic Mechanical Systems (Cincinnati), and DeBra-Kuempel (Cincinnati)."

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Teledata Systems

The technology of communications systems evolves every year. With the Internet, email, LANs/WANs and wireless satellite technology, we can be in touch with anyone in the world in a matter of seconds. Coupled with the high demand for security systems in our country, it made sense for the electrical industry to establish an apprenticeship training program to produce the technicians required to meet these needs. Four years ago, the Electrical Training Center in Dayton (Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee, JATC) did just that.

In May, 2007 the first class of five graduated. At present, there are eleven in the first year class, six in the second year class, and two in the third year class, which will graduate this May.

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