IBEW 332 Dispatch & Job Call Info: Your Guide
Are you seeking clarity in the complex world of job opportunities? Navigating the landscape of employment, especially within specialized fields, demands a keen understanding of available resources and procedures.
The digital age has revolutionized how we seek employment, with online platforms and apps becoming indispensable tools. Let's delve into the intricacies of accessing job calls, understanding dispatch procedures, and utilizing resources like the Labor Power app to stay informed and ahead of the curve. It's a journey of discovery through a myriad of opportunities.
For those seeking specific job roles, the information is also available by going to "job calls" or the out-of-work list on a dedicated website. It's important to remember that the details provided are intended to be as accurate as possible but are purely informational. Furthermore, it's essential to acknowledge that changes and corrections may occur. Please keep in mind that the provided information is a valuable starting point.
The address for more information is 4635 Longley Lane Suite 109. Various instructional video links, particularly for the Labor Power app, offer guidance on tasks like getting on/off the out-of-work list, bidding on jobs, and viewing the out-of-work list. This suite of tools aims to streamline the job-seeking process.
It is important to emphasize the distinction between different types of job calls. Job calls determined by the local union that require a unique, specific, or special need, are handled separately. Emergency job calls also have their own protocols. All other job calls, including short calls, are categorized as 'strikeable calls'. Moreover, job calls requiring state certification also fall under this category. This classification system is designed to manage diverse employment needs effectively.
Here's a guide to the essential steps to get you started:
- Registration: Before you can access any job calls or the out-of-work lists, you must first register for access to the website. This is your gateway to crucial information.
- Classification: Use the side navigation of the website to view job calls, according to your classification.
- Referral Rules: Always make sure you meet the rules of referral to be eligible for the available job calls.
The information relating to work type, duration, and overtime status is provided as a courtesy to help you choose a job. Always consider this information as an auxiliary tool in your job-seeking strategy.
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Here's a snapshot of potential career opportunities. It is important to highlight that these opportunities demand compliance with specific requirements.
| Job Title | Location | Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| Marketing Jobs | Queenstown, Central Singapore Community Development Council, Singapore | Leverage your professional network, and get hired. |
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| Electrician | Amazon | 19 calls for ECA at Amazon, working 6 eights with a $50 per day per diem for a full shift worked. |
To apply for the jobs, you must meet the requirements. For example, you must be able to pass a drug test and background check. This is a standard procedure for many job openings. Always refer to the specific job posting for detailed requirements.
Job calls (if requested) will come in and be posted on the secure website (member home page) by 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. The job line voice message box operates daily from 4:30 p.m. until 7:00 a.m. the next business day. Day book signing is between 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Monday through Friday only. Also, you must report to the shop after roll call.
For those involved in electrical work, consider the following:
- Dispatch Procedures: Inside wireman dispatch procedures were effective March 3, 2025.
- Contract Information: You can find your contract information under the member tools by clicking on the "my profile" button at the bottom of the home screen.
- Short Calls: Remember, short calls in 305 are 14 calendar days or less.
For all job calls, here are some important points:
- All calls require a current negative 10-panel drug test and 2 forms of ID at the time of hire.
- You must be registered with IBEW Local 640 to bid on jobs.
- The last line number to take a 2-week or less call was 8129 on August 19th, 2024.
- The last line number to take a call was 753 on April 25th, 2025.
Also keep in mind:
- You will take the call on Monday 04/28 then report to the shop on Wednesday 04/30 for orientation at 6:30 am.
- The calls for Monday, April 28th, 2025, will have specific details you must adhere to.
For Monday, March 22nd, the following was available:
- 19 calls for ECA at Amazon, working 6 eights with a $50 per day per diem for a full shift worked.
- Journeyman wireman for Big State Electric, working 4 tens and 2 eights.
On Thursday, March 6, 2025, job calls were left over. Some jobs may involve working 6(10s) with a 7:00 a.m. start time and potential overtime. Jobs will be posted around 4:00 p.m. daily for the following workday.
This document is a guide, and you can access the Labor Power app. It won't make your lunch for you, or grab material, but hopefully, this will be a useful resource. Always refer to the original sources for the most up-to-date information.
