Independent Electrical Contractors

Future Workforce, Insights

April 11, 2025

Cultivating a company culture takes commitment. Commitment to identifying what your company is and does, how it does it, regularly checking in on how it’s going, and always, always communicating

April 11, 2025

“The electrical industry is a place where hard work, curiosity, and collaboration can lead to incredible outcomes for individuals and the industry as a whole,” says Scott Wagner, director of

April 11, 2025

The Independent Electrical Contractors Foundation was formed in 1996 with one fundamental goal — to provide new apprentices the opportunity to gain the valuable hands-on training they need to join

April 11, 2025

Congratulations to Ian Marriott, founder and president, IGM Commercial Fire and Electrical Systems, LLC, for winning the 2024 IEC Contractor Impact Award. Integrity and character. Those traits have been and

April 11, 2025

Maybe this is your story as well. You’re 18 or 19 years old and just not sure what you are going to do for the rest of your life. You

April 10, 2025

In a late 2024 webinar for IEC members, BISCI’s Ryan Davis presented Future Trends and Innovations in Low Voltage Technology, to explore fault-managed power as well as artificial intelligence (AI)

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April 10, 2025

“I never expected to get into something like this,” says Amanda Ferrero, second-year apprentice in IEC El Paso. “My grandmother would say, why don’t you become a nurse? And I’d

March 10, 2025

APG Takes Recruitment Efforts to New Levels APG Electric, Inc. has been doing business in the Tampa Bay area since 1984. The company is a full-service electrical and systems contractor,

September 7, 2023

They came. They saw. They made a difference. For attendees of the June 2023 IEC Workforce Development and Policy Conference, it is an experience they won’t soon forget. A few

September 7, 2023

Austin Gearlds, Eason Franklin, Evan Gowdy, and Zay Naing proudly hold their diplomas. On the left is IEC Middle Tennessee first-year instructor Bill Ralston. On the right is fourth-year instructor