Local 440 has been serving the Indianapolis area since 1903. The goal of Local 440 is to provide industry and its contractors with the most highly skilled and efficient mechanics available. More information about Local 440 can be found on the Local 440 website.
UA Local 136 has state-of-the-art journeyman and apprentice Training Centers in Evansville and Bloomington, Indiana. UA Local 136 has been serving Southern Indiana and Southeastern Illinois since 1900. For more information on UA Local 136, visit their local website here
Local 351 was established in 1994, and is part of IBEW which has been proudly serving all of South Jersey for over 100 years. More information about Local 351 can be found on the Local 351 website.
Local 102 has served the electrical needs of New Jersey and Pennsylvania for over 120 years. This Local prioritizes safe and efficient jobs. More information about Local 102 can be found on the Local 102 website.
Local 2 Bricklayers are part of BAC Administrative District Council of Wisconsin, The Local 2 Bricklayers website posts wage rates and other resources.
Part of BAC Administrative District Council of Illinois (ADC 1), Local 21 Bricklayers reside primarily in the Chicagoland area. The Local 21 Bricklayers website features a jobs list with more information about active jobs for its members.
Proudly serving the Southeast Michigan area for over 110 years, Detroit Local 25 is part of the International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers. The Detroit Local 25 website features additional information about their mission and history.
Representing Bricklayers/Stonemasons, Tile Layers and Finishers, Restoration Masons and Caulkers, Marble Masons and Finishers, Terrazzo Mechanics and Finishers, and Refractory Bricklayers, Local 3 is based in the Northern 46 counties of California. The Bricklayers Local 3 website posts wage scales and benefits on their member benefits page.
The Bricklayers Local 1 was organized in 1864 and is the first Labor Union and Local of any trade west of the Mississippi River. The Bricklayers Local 1 website offers a member portal and a link to BAC Benefits.