Independent Electrical Contractors
By IEC Staff Every IEC contractor member needs a Cara Herbstritt. Cara brings unique skills, a can-do attitude, an overwhelming desire to see that things are done right, and a
By Jesse Abercrombie, CEPA®, AAMS™, Edward Jones If the past few years have taught us anything, it’s that unexpected developments can crop up seemingly out of nowhere and shake the
By Phillip B. Russell, Ogletree Deakins It has been busy year for federal government regulation of the workplace — to say the least! There is not enough space here to
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
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
Surrounded by students, Ted Athanas, president of IEC Northern Ohio Board of Trustees and longtime board member Darren Saulnier celebrate Jim’s 23 years of service to the chapter. Jim
What does it take to form an IEC chapter? Desire? Passion? Guidance from those who have come before? Maybe even a sprinkling of pixie dust? Luckily for the electrical contractors
The fifth and final part in a 2023 series from Deltek By John Meibers, Deltek ComputerEase Construction accounting is complex, and recent rulings by accounting regulatory agencies have complicated how
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IEC lists the following essential skills, education, and experience for becoming an IEC instructor: Five years of experience actively performing work on electrical systems in the construction, repair, or design
Part four in a 2023 series from Deltek By John Meibers, Deltek ComputerEase Construction payroll may seem like a daunting task. Complexities such as prevailing wage work, outsourcing, and submitting
