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About Us  -  Code Of Excellence

The I.B.E.W. has developed a Code of Excellence program designed to bring out the best in our construction members and demonstrate to our customers that I.B.E.W. members:

  • Exercise safe and productive work practices
  • Perform the highest quality and quantity of work
  • Utilize their skills and abilities to the maximum

The Code of Excellence is not only about an I.B.E.W. job being built right the first time, on schedule and under budget; it is also about pride in I.B.E.W. membership and craftsmanship and leaving a lasting impression of quality workmanship with the customer … thus, prompting the customer to again employ the I.B.E.W. on future projects. The Code of Excellence program is also a means to build and project positive attitudes about who we are and the work we do – on and off the job.


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Our Commitment to Ourselves and Our Union must include a realization that the only thing we have to sell as union members is our work. Our families and future are dependent upon our ability to retain and, in some cases, improve the standards that have been set by generations that preceded us. We face unprecedented competition for our services. To succeed, we must be the best. Each of us has the responsibility to meet IBEW standards of professionalism and productivity.

IBEW RESPONSIBILITIES:

The business manager of the local union has the ultimate responsibility for implementation and administration of the Code of Excellence. The structure is designed to insure that work place representatives, or excellence stewards, have the ability to resolve Code of Excellence issues quickly and effectively. Excellence Stewards have the responsibility to insure that our standards of professionalism are met everyday by each IBEW member on the job site. Our standards include the following:

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Many join unions for selfish reasons, and well they might. Whatever their faults, over the years unions have raised wages, shortened hours, secured vacations, pensions and other benefits. And the good ones have given workers, above all, a sense of independence and self-worth - dignity - the ability to stand up to the boss.

-- John Cort