If you turn down a job call on a Friday (for a Monday start), you usually cannot take another call until the following Tuesday. Know the local by-laws precisely, as they change.
Like most outside line locals, IBEW Local 396 utilizes a standardized referral system to fill positions requested by signatory contractors. When a contractor needs manpower, they submit a "job call" detailing the type of work, location, schedule, and required certifications. The Signing and Bidding Process
The backbone of outside line construction. These calls require a valid JL ticket, a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL Class A), and up-to-date safety certifications (OSHA 10/30, ET&D, CPR/First Aid). Responsibilities include climbing poles, operating bucket trucks, and handling energized high-voltage lines. 2. Equipment Operator
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Journeyman Linemen who have worked in the 396 jurisdiction for a specified time. Book II: Travelers (members from other IBEW locals). 2. Checking Job Calls
Before you can receive job calls, you must sign the Out-of-Work books.
A transparent, well-documented, and technology-supported job-call system will reduce disputes, improve fill rates, and increase member trust in Local 396’s dispatch process. Key actions are standardizing rules, adopting electronic dispatch tools, auditing operations, and improving communication with members. If you turn down a job call on
Step 1: Register on the Out-of-Work List Step 2: Monitor Daily Job Board Postings Step 3: Submit Bids Before the Deadline Step 4: Await Dispatch Confirmation Step 5: Complete On-Site Onboarding 1. Register and Resign
Visit the official dispatch portal or call the hall. Note the call numbers and the contractors.
By staying proactive and keeping your credentials updated, you can successfully secure consistent work through IBEW 396 job calls. When a contractor needs manpower, they submit a
For electrical workers in Nevada, particularly those looking to work on large-scale utility, outside construction, or specialized projects, is the key to secure employment. Located in Las Vegas and serving Clark, Nye, and Lincoln counties, Local 396 represents skilled professionals in line clearance, tree trimming, utility, and outside line construction.
IBEW 396 job calls refer to the daily list of available work assignments and job openings posted by the union for its members. These job calls are typically announced through the union's website, social media, and a recorded phone message, providing members with up-to-date information on available work opportunities. Job calls can include a variety of assignments, such as:
You often need a current dues receipt, a valid driver’s license (often a CDL for line work), and a letter of introduction if you are a traveler from another local.