IBEW Local 683 JATC

Join A Registered Apprenticeship Program

What type of work does an inside wireman perform?

An inside wireman is a highly skilled electrician who installs, connects and maintains electrical systems and equipment within commercial, industrial and institutional facilities. They handle everything from initial power distribution to lighting, fire alarms and complex control systems.

What type of work does an installer-technician perform?

An installer-technician specializes in installing, testing and maintaining low-voltage systems. This includes video, voice, data and security networks, offering a specialized career path.

Trait/Qualities

  • Strong problem-solving skills
  • Attention to detail
  • Proficiency in using tools
  • Must be comfortable working from heights
  • Like working outdoors in various weather conditions
  • Work in confined spaces
  • Knowledgeable about local codes and regulation

Why should I become an electrical worker?

A career through IBEW Local 683 can offer life-changing opportunities for those willing to work hard and advance their careers, as Central Ohio is in the middle of a building boom, which is expected to provide ample work opportunities for the next decade.

Men and women who enjoy working with their hands, like being outdoors and enjoy different challenges each day can achieve great success by becoming IBEW members.

It all begins with an apprenticeship through The Electrical Trades Center, where apprentices are transformed into highly skilled journeymen.

How to apply

Contact:
Trent Parker
Training Director


947 Goodale Blvd.
Columbus, OH 43212-3824

Apply online, 24/7:

electricaltrades.org

Application Period: Apply Online

Inside Wireman

Program Length: 4 years
Classroom Hours: 720 total hours, 180 hours per year
On-the-Job Hours: 8,000 hours per year

Other Requirements:

  • Be 18 years or older at the time of indenture
  • Complete the application
  • Be a high school graduate or GED equivalent
  • Provide an official high school transcript
  • Provide an official post-secondary transcript (if applicable)
  • Have passed an algebra course (either one credit year at the secondary level, three semester hours at a post-secondary institution or ETA Tech math course)
  • Provide a copy of your birth certificate
  • Must have the legal right to work in the U.S.
  • Must be able to understand written instructions in American English
  • Submit a $50 application fee

Installer-Technician

Program Length: 3 years
Classroom Hours: 540 total hours, 180 hours per year
On-the-Job Hours: 4,800 hours per year

Other Requirements:

  • Be 18 years or older at the time of indenture
  • Complete the application
  • Be a high school graduate or GED equivalent
  • Provide an official high school transcript
  • Provide an official post-secondary transcript (if applicable)
  • Have passed an algebra course (either one credit year at the secondary level, three semester hours at a post-secondary institution or ETA Tech math course)
  • Provide a copy of your birth certificate
  • Must have the legal right to work in the U.S.
  • Must be able to understand written instructions in American English
  • Submit a $50 application fee