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Here are the latest updates from IBEW 1141
In Memory of April 19, 1995
IBEW 1141 observes the anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing and reflects on our Union history.
VIDEO: Volunteer Day With Regional Food Bank
IBEW 1141 Brothers and Sisters gave back to the community April 13. Check out the video slideshow by clicking the image.
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The UNION Difference:
Union members work together to negotiate and enforce a contract with management that guarantees the things you care about — like decent raises, affordable health care, job security, and a stable schedule.
HIGHER WAGES
$191 more per week higher than their unrepresented counterparts across industries.
BETTER BENEFITS
More likely to have employer-provided pensions and health insurance.
SAFER WORKPLACE
Safe working conditions that prevent death, illness, and injury.
VOICE ON THE JOB
Better workplaces and working conditions — without the fear of retalation.
We want you to be at your best — for yourself, your family, and your profession.
But sometimes, everyone struggles. Everyone. And it’s ok to not “be ok.”
IBEW 1141 has an employee assistance program for members. Click here for more.
If you need immediate support, dial 988. 988 is a new service from the state of Oklahoma that offers real time, immediate mental health support when you are in need.
Street Address:
1700 SE 15th St.
Oklahoma City, OK
73129-6018
Phone/Fax:
Phone (405) 670-4777
Fax (405) 670-2733
Nightline (405) 670-2243
Just starting your career? Already have lots of experience?
Whatever your skill level, IBEW 1141 can help provide you with the best training for no cost, no tuition, and no surprises.
IBEW 1141 works with the Electrical Training Alliance of Western Oklahoma to train our journeymen, apprentices, subjourneyman, and teledata technicians.
We recommend starting your IBEW journey by getting in touch with one of our organizers: CLICK HERE.
Thanks, and we look forward to visiting soon!
Are you ready to go to work?
If you are an electrician looking to get to work and want to sign up with IBEW 1141, CLICK HERE to connect with an organizer in your area.
Just starting your career? Already have lots of experience?
Whatever your skill level, IBEW 1141 can help provide you with the best training for no cost, no tuition, and no surprises.
We work with the Electrical training Alliance of Western Oklahoma to train our journeymen, apprentices, subjourneyman, and teledata technicians.
If you’re reading this now, odds are you are ready to skill up and put that knowledge to use. We recommend starting your IBEW journey by getting in touch with one of our organizers. You can call directly, or you can shoot us a text.
Or, if you are ready to give the training center a call directly, please feel free to visit their website with all their contact info.
If you’d like to request a call, a text, a Facebook message, or anything else, please feel free to click here to fill out our contact form, and we’ll get in touch.
Today, April 19, is a day of remembrance for Oklahoma City. Each year, we are touched again by the shock and pain of the 1995 terrorist attack. We are also lifted by the spirit of resilience that the courageous survivors, responders, families, and all of our fellow Oklahomans have shown in the years since.
Today also marks the 103rd anniversary of the founding of IBEW Local Union 1141. In the preamble of our Union’s constitution, our Founders not only set out to organize an industry, but to aim much higher: “To elevate the moral, intellectual and social conditions of our members, their families and dependents, in the interest of a higher standard of citizenship.”
We will always grieve for the tragedy of April 19, 1995. And we will always seek to elevate a higher standard of citizenship. This is a powerful day for all of us, and one which will never pass unnoticed.
May God bless all of Oklahoma City. We know that we are all blessed to be a part of our great organization, we will continue – on the jobsite and in the community – to advocate for the betterment of all in our industry and for everyone who calls Oklahoma “home.”
May those lost rest in peace, and may we honor them by never forgetting our principles as we work toward a brighter future for our members, our families, our state, and our country.
Fraternally,
IBEW 1141