About Us

What we do

The mission of the Southwestern Idaho Electrical JATC is to educate the members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and the National Electrical Contractors Association; insuring and providing the Electrical Construction Industry with the most highly trained and highly skilled workforce possible.

The National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) jointly sponsor apprenticeship training programs that offer you the opportunity to earn wages and benefits and while you learn, the skills needed for a trade that can be both challenging and rewarding. You literally Earn-While-You-Learn. As an apprentice, you will have the chance to use your mind, as well as your physical skills, to complete work in a variety of settings with the constant opportunity to learn something new.

Testimonials

The education I received as an apprentice at the Southwest Idaho Electrical Training Center was top notch and propelled me to a varied and fulfilling career. Union Apprenticeships set the gold standard for training and prepare you to be the highest skilled, most respected, best paid workers in the electrical industry.

Aaron White

Former President, Idaho Chapter AFL-CIO

The SW Idaho JATC is where I get my electrical training from.  Their instructors provide me with the best education that money can’t buy and combine that with the on-the-job training has helped me become the best electrician I can be.  Thank you SW Idaho JATC.

Kelly Billings

Business Representative, IBEW Local 291

The Southwest Idaho Electrical JATC offers the very best overall training for apprentice electricians and will provide the next generation of qualified skilled tradesmen.
We work closely with the SWIDJATC. They are a key part of our success and very important to the electrical industry.

Dan Krishnek

Electrical Contractor

Wages and benefits example is based on a Journeyman rate of $45.33 hr.

(All figures are approximate and subject to change)

% of Journeyman Rate

Minimum OJT Hours

Wage Benefits Hourly

Employer Paid Benefits

Total Wage Package

Pay Period 1 (49%)

0-1000

$22.21 hr

$11.41 hr

$33.62 hr

Pay Period 2 (54%)

1000-2000

$24.48 hr

$11.56 hr

$36.04 hr

Pay Period 3 (59%)

2000-3500

$26.74 hr

$16.52 hr

$43.26 hr

Pay Period 4 (64%)

3500-5000

$29.01 hr

$17.08 hr

$46.09 hr

Pay Period 5 (74%)

5000-6500

$33.54 hr

$18.21 hr

$51.75 hr

Pay Period 6 (84%)

6500-8000

$38.08 hr

$19.33 hr

$57.41 hr

% of Journeyman Rate

Minimum OJT Hours

Pay Period 1 (49%)

0-1000

Pay Period 2 (54%)

1000-2000

Pay Period 3 (59%)

2000-3500

Pay Period 4 (64%)

3500-5000

Pay Period 5 (74%)

5000-6500

Pay Period 6 (84%)

6500-8000

Wage Benefits Hourly

Employer Paid Benefits

$22.21 hr

$11.41 hr

$24.48 hr

$11.56 hr

$26.74 hr

$16.52 hr

$29.01 hr

$17.08 hr

$33.54 hr

$18.21 hr

$38.08 hr

$19.33 hr

Total Wage Package

$33.62 hr

$36.04 hr

$43.26 hr

$46.09 hr

$51.75 hr

$57.41 hr

Idaho Electrical Apprenticeship
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