The Independent Electrical Contractors – Rocky Mountain Chapter elected its 2020 Board of Directors during the organization’s annual “State of the Industry” business dinner on Thursday, October 24, 2019 at the Wellshire Event Center.
The IECRM Board of Directors helps guide the industry into the future by creating a strong business environment for electrical and energy contractors.
More than 300 IECRM members, students, alumni, spouses, children, and friends joined with Santa, Mrs. Claus, and the Prince and Princess of IECRM’s Sparkling Ice Castle float to enjoy the LIVE broadcast of the 44th Annual 9NEWS Parade of Lights.
DENVER, Colorado — September 16, 2015 – On September 11th, Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain (IECRM) held its Annual Golf Tournament at Fox Hollow Golf Course in Lakewood, to celebrate the IECRM skilled trade training facility and construction-focused trade association. Northglenn Winlectric (www.northglennwinlectric.
On Friday, September 11, 2015 over 200 members of Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain (IECRM) (www.iecrm.org) will come together at Fox Hollow Golf Course in Lakewood to celebrate the IECRM skilled trade training facility and construction-focused trade association during the 2015 Annual IECRM Golf Tournament.
Denver, CO – December 16, 2014 – Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain (IECRM) (www.iecrm.org) are officially feeling the warmth of the holiday spirit after giving back to their students by hosting the 4th Annual IECRM Student/Instructor 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.
