Quality Electrical
Construction contractors have long-term employee retention by providing
health care and pension benefits along with continuing education
and training. Baseline training consists of a minimum of 900 hours
of classroom instruction, along with a minimum of 8,000 hours of
hands-on job training.
Additional training is provided to both apprentices and journeymen
to keep up with the rapidly changing technology. We also train for
owner-specific needs and to meet ever- changing market demands.
Quality Electrical Construction promises you a drug-free work force
on every electrical job. QEC electrical contractors are state-approved
BWC substance abuse compliant.
Substance Abuse Testing Program
Lima Area Joint Apprenticeship
and Training Program
Our Substance Abuse Testing Program
Because labor and management recognize the danger and costs which
alcohol and drug abuse can create in terms of safety and productivity,
Quality Electrical Construction focuses on a drug- and alcohol-free
work force.
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 32 and the
Lima Division of the Western Ohio Chapter of the National Electrical
Contractors Association are firmly committed to the safe and efficient
performance of work in the electrical contracting industry. The
safety and health of employees and the quality of workmanship are
of paramount concern.
The use, possession, manufacture or distribution of alcohol and/or
drugs is inconsistent with the achievement of these objectives;
therefore, Quality Electrical Construction resolves to combat chemical
abuse in any form and encourage every individual in the industry
to join in this effort.
Quality Electrical Construction advocates fair rules of employment,
dignity of workers and sensitivity for troubled or afflicted persons.
Accordingly, Quality Electrical Construction will strive to alleviate
substance impairment through generally accepted methods of testing,
education and training, and rehabilitation. Furthermore, we recognize
the need to insure privacy and confidentiality to the greatest extent
possible consistent with the stated objectives of this program.
Apprenticeship and Training
The Lima Area Joint Apprenticeship
and Training Program is jointly offered by IBEW Local 32 and
the NECA. The program is funded by nine member contractors in Lima,
Anna, Convoy, Delphos and Sidney which employs the apprentices during
the five-year program.
The Lima Area Joint Apprenticeship and Training committee accepts
applications for the program from people who live in Allen, Auglaize,
Hardin, Logan, Mercer, Shelby, Van Wert and the western half of
Wyandot counties.
Joining Quality Electrical Construction
contractors in support of the Lima Area Joint Apprenticeship and
Training Program are these partners:
Owens
Community College in Toledo accredits the Lima Area Joint
Apprenticeship and Training Committee program.
The
Ohio Bureau of Apprenticeship Training certifies graduates
of the Lima Area Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee program.
Rhodes
State College provides our classroom training facilities.
The University
of Tennessee, Knoxville, hosts the training facility
for the teachers who train our local apprentices.
Quality Electrical
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