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IBEW Local 100

IBEW Local 196 represents nearly 1,100 skilled electricians who serve Fresno, Kings, Madera, and Tulare counties in California. Its members are divided into several categories of electrical work, including Inside, Sound and Communication, Radio and Television Installation and Service and Manufacturing.

Operating under the parent exemption of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), Local 100 aims to support its members by securing better and safer working conditions, family-sustaining benefits, health insurance, secure retirement plans, a fair collective bargaining process, access to top-notch training at the Fresno Area Electrical Training Center, and other advantages.

To learn more about Local 100 and its benefits programs, please, visit its website, ibew100.org

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