Douglas P. Nelson, Business Manager
Our Mission
Welcome to IBEW 223!
Welcome to the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 223 web site. We have designed this site to function as a resource for our membership to use to stay up to date on with local business and to provide an avenue for those in the electrical industry, who may not be familiar with us, a chance to see what working with Local 223 is all about.
We would like to encourage those who work in the electrical field who are not members, or contractors who want to work with the best, to reach out and see how we can work together to deliver projects to our customers on time and under budget.
Please take the time to browse through our web site. If you have any questions on how to become a member or how to work together on a project, please give us a call.
Fraternally,
Douglas P. Nelson
Business Manager/Financial Secretary
Swearing in of new Officers
2023 Brockton & S.E. Mass Legislative Breakfast
We were honored to host the 2023 Brockton & S.E. Mass Building Trades Legislative Breakfast here at the IBEW Local 223 Union Hall. Thank you to all our State Senators and Representatives who attened and toured our facility as well as discussing important issues to Organized Labor in our area.
Hawaiian Shirt Friday in Full Effect - Ryan Electric
Congratulations to our Bristol Plymouth Industry Awards Recipients
A Great Day at Old Colony Tech - Industry Award Presentations
Congratulations to Electrical students Maria MacAllister and Matthew Castro for joining the IBEW #223/NECA Team along with Training Director Bob Revil and NECA Executive Director Spencer Marks.
This Industry Award is offered at all 10 Technical schools within the jurisdictional area of IBEW # 223 each year.
IBEW 223 JATC demonstrates the methods of Rigid conduit cutting and threading..
The IBEW 223 JATC demonstrated the methods of Rigid conduit cutting and threading at the Masshire Career fair friday held outdoors at Massasoit College in Brockton. Thank you to members Riley Zapustas, Pat Flanagan and Tyler Revil for assisting the JATC. 12 Schools had attended with about 190 students.