An Honest Look at Our ESP & ESWP
Wednesday, October 21
9am – 1pm MST
Gain some knowledge and resources to implement a strategic Electrical Safety Program (ESP) and Electrical Safety Work Practices (ESWP)
Join Ned Johns, training manager with IDEAL Industries, during the Virtual IEC CON for a pre-convention session that will explore OSHA and NFPA 70E standards, and guide you on your
Independent Electrical Contractors-Rocky Mountain Graduates Largest Class of Electrical Apprentices in its History
On Saturday, June 10th, 108 electrical apprentices graduated from the Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain (IECRM) Four-Year Electrical Apprentice Program in a special graduation ceremony at the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities.
On Friday, May 19th, Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain (IECRM) held the 2017 Energy Expo and Wire-Off Competition for more than 300 visitors.
On Friday, December 9th, Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain (IECRM) hosted its 6th Annual Student Holiday Party. Nearly 300 of its electrical apprentices gathered at the Denver campus to celebrate the holiday season, network with peers, make-up missed classes, play tournament-style poker, and receive holiday gifts from the IECRM electrical training school and its partner sponsors.
DENVER, Colorado – December 23, 2015 – On Friday, December 11th, Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain (IECRM) hosted its 5th Annual IECRM Student Holiday Party.
Register your students using our new FlashPoint system. If you have not yet received your FlashPoint credentials, please fill out this short Google Form or email flashpoint@iecrm.org.
CURRENT STUDENTS
View the 2021-22 IECRM Student Handbook here.
IECRM cares about Workforce Development, Labor & Employment Issues, and Economic & Infrastructure Investments. Another thing we care about is voting.
The IECRM 2020 Election Guide serves an education resource for our more than 250 trade association electrical contractor member companies, industry partners and their employees. The goal is to ensure that the electrical contracting industry voice – and individual voice – is heard and counted as we cast our ballots for candidates and initiatives in the 2020 federal, state and local elections.
