IECRM contractor members play a critical role in telling the full story of our industry, and that story is only as strong as the data behind it. When all members participate in the 2026 Census, we gain an accurate, unified picture of our workforce, market reach, and economic impact. This data […]
Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain invites industry professionals and partners to participate in the upcoming Women in Power meetings, a series designed to connect, support, and empower women working in the electrical and construction industries. These drop-in meetings are open to all who’d like to participate. No need to RSVP!
As part of Women in Construction Week (March 1–7, 2026), Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain celebrated women shaping the electrical and construction trades. This year, IECRM highlighted five remarkable apprentices who are paving the way for the next generation of skilled professionals. Alexandra Eitel – BirdWire Electrical “Acquiring the skills
As the industry moves into a busy spring season, many electrical contractors are preparing for new projects and ramping up hiring again after a pause during the past year’s economic slowdown. The good news: Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain (IECRM) has hundreds of candidates ready to start their electrical careers.
The end of the electrical code cycle is approaching, get your required CEUs to maintain your electrical license. Starting early is the best way to avoid last-minute stress, especially as in-person courses often fill quickly and popular classes can reach capacity as the deadline gets closer. Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky
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