Local 1 IUEC has changed my life! When organizing I was terrified. So many mixed feelings. The IUEC made so many promises that were way to good to be true. Every promise that was made to me was true. The men and women of IUEC have truly made me feel like a brother I wouldn't change my choice to be an IUEC member for a nothing.
My dad was an elevator constructor for almost 40 years. He started in the business when he was 19. His father was in the industry, so my dad decided to get into it as well. He retired from being an elevator constructor five years ago, and now he works as an elevator inspector
@@user-ny3mk1uv1h To be honest, he really likes inspecting elevators. He could’ve taken everything, and quit when he retired, but he chose to be an elevator inspector
My Dad is an IUEC Local 2. He was an elevator constructor for over 30 years. He retired from it a few years back, and he works as an elevator inspector now.
How can one join your apprenticeship program without knowing someone on the inside? Seems like everyone gets in through a referral. I've tried calling the Local but they're not much help.
Thank you for your interest in the International Union of Elevator Constructors (IUEC). The IUEC’s Elevator Constructor Apprenticeship Program is managed by the National Elevator Industry Educational Program (NEIEP). To find out more about the Elevator Constructor Apprenticeship, please read the NEIEP Apprentice FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) : www.neiep.org/Help/default.aspx?id=ElevatorIndustryFAQ To find contact information for NEIEP Area Coordinators, please see the NEIEP locations: www.neiep.org/About/bst-Location.aspx
Local 1 IUEC has changed my life! When organizing I was terrified. So many mixed feelings. The IUEC made so many promises that were way to good to be true. Every promise that was made to me was true. The men and women of IUEC have truly made me feel like a brother I wouldn't change my choice to be an IUEC member for a nothing.
My dad was an elevator constructor for almost 40 years. He started in the business when he was 19. His father was in the industry, so my dad decided to get into it as well. He retired from being an elevator constructor five years ago, and now he works as an elevator inspector
@@user-ny3mk1uv1h To be honest, he really likes inspecting elevators. He could’ve taken everything, and quit when he retired, but he chose to be an elevator inspector
I suck at math but I still wanted to do something in this field
IUEC Local 71 and Proud of it.
My Dad is an IUEC Local 2. He was an elevator constructor for over 30 years. He retired from it a few years back, and he works as an elevator inspector now.
Man I really am hoping this dream becomes a reality! My family deserves it and I am ready!
How can one join your apprenticeship program without knowing someone on the inside? Seems like everyone gets in through a referral. I've tried calling the Local but they're not much help.
Thank you for your interest in the International Union of Elevator Constructors (IUEC).
The IUEC’s Elevator Constructor Apprenticeship Program is managed by the National Elevator Industry Educational Program (NEIEP).
To find out more about the Elevator Constructor Apprenticeship, please read the NEIEP Apprentice FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) : www.neiep.org/Help/default.aspx?id=ElevatorIndustryFAQ
To find contact information for NEIEP Area Coordinators, please see the NEIEP locations: www.neiep.org/About/bst-Location.aspx
I used helmet to Hardhats because I Honorable Discharge within last 5 years
Retired Local One, IUEC Great Video
My Dad is a retired local 2