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The National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) applauds President Trump for his decision to recognize the construction industry’s longstanding expertise in the creation and execution of apprenticeships in a proposed rule issued today by the U.S. Department of Labor that would govern the creation of Industry-Recognized Apprenticeship Programs (IRAPs).

As regular attendees know, education is a huge part of NECA conventions. NECA 2019 Las Vegas will be no different.

The National Electrical Contractors Association has endorsed the 2018 edition of the Mechanical Contractors Association of America’s (MCAA) publication Change Orders, Productivity, Overtime—A Primer for the Construction Industry.

The National Electrical Contractors Association has delivered a major victory to members on NECA/IBEW apprenticeships in the House of Representatives.

National Electrical Contractors Association CEO David Long participated in a roundtable discussion facing the industry’s top leaders in this month’s issue of Specialty Contracting Today.

The National Electrical Contractors Association and ELECTRI International are requesting input from members of the electrical construction industry for a study intended to support the 1025 initiative to increase market share of union inside electrical contractors.

NECA’s two-day workshop on NFPA 70E has been approved by the DOE National Training Center, positioning NECA members to better take advantage of DOE work.

When it comes to safety in 2018, Forest Electric Corporation’s record was above the rest.

The National Electrical Contractors Association joined the National Safety Council and thousands of other organizations across the country in recognizing National Safety Month.

Conventions are the perfect place to learn and share new information, skills and concepts. As always, NECA will be providing attendees with a full slate of education at NECA 2019 Las Vegas on September 14-17.