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Local Union 111
IBEW
International Brotherhood Of
Electrical Workers
5965 E. 39th Avenue,
Denver, Colorado
80207-1231
IBEW Local Union 111 was chartered
on December 19, 1907!
Grand Junction Office: (970)
523-1874
Toll Free 1-866-645-8550
Fax (970) 523-5096
Pueblo Office: (719) 566-9770
Toll Free 1-888-588-5755
Fax (719) 566-9768
Craig Office (970) 824-2025
Fax (970) 824-2026
The 2009 Vinc Perry-Ellis Contest
2009
Winners Announced!
In Order
of Finals
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Christopher Ely
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Laura Newcome
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Robin Newcome
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Krista Roberts
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Corinna Anthony
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Cody Dinges
Oh behalf of our Judges and
Local 111: Congratulations to all our winners, and a warm thank you to all
participants in this years contest!
Download each essay by clicking
on that person's name above. Or right click and select save!
IBEW Local 111
would like to extend our sincere gratitude and thanks, along with
"Congratulations" to our newest 55 YEAR Members.
On Friday December
12th 111 inducted these three lifelong members into the exclusive 55 year
membership club.
Pictured with: Mike Byrd, and Duane Lawlor
(BMFS / President )
"Click on Photo to enlarge"
Please Visit our LINKS Page!
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Phone: (303) 744-7171
Toll Free 1-800-824-5540
Fax
: (303) 744-0339
Membership DUES: The 1st of the Month.
Registration will take place on a quarterly basis beginning with the FIRST
Working DAY of:
January, April, July and October.
You will be
registered for work for the quarter in which you sign only, and as of the first
working day of the following quarter your name will be removed from the List
unless you indicate your continuing interest by following the
Hiring Hall Rules regarding “Roll Call.”
Job calls are assigned to the first qualified applicant, in order of
registration.
Click to see all rules:
Go To Protect Colorado's Future
By Selecting the link Below!
Protect Colorado's Future
Because workers’ organizing rights are diminished in states with
Right-to-Work laws, an average worker earns about $7,131 a year less than
workers in free bargaining states ($30,656 versus $37,787).1
Across the nation, union members earn $9,308 a year more than nonunion members
($41,652 versus $32,344).2
Clearly these laws only provide a right to work for less.
Members help to build Xcel's $100 million Smart Grid project!
The smart grid is poised to revolutionize the delivery of power
to it's customers via a fully networked system, and at the same time enable
2-way communications with it's customers. Boulder was selected to be the smart
grid city over seven other cities. This station will be the 1st of it's kind in
the country. 95% of the work will be handled by Local 111 members! Par Electric
has been awarded a contract, and will be increasing it's workforce for
journeyman lineman. One of the main advantages is that the new system will allow
it's customers to use the internet to find out exactly how much power they are
consuming at any given time, and what that energy costs them.
Thomas Edison invented the world's first
functional light bulb. Then he imagined
something greater—an electric
grid. To fully move into the digital age, society may need to imagine something
greater as well.
That something is being termed the Smart Grid
and is seen as a power system that combines traditional and cutting-edge
technology to create a much-improved electric grid. That grid would, in turn,
support the ever-increasing array of
digital services desired by consumers, while effectively managing the requisite
massive flow of energy.
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