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IBEW Local #1003 – the KOOTENAYS was established in 1947 in Nelson, BC, where our office is locate
d at 101 Baker St. in the Duke Hyslop Labour Center. We represent workers in our region in construction, manufacturing and maintenance, as well as employees of Nelson Hydro, the local Utility.
Members of our local have constructed electrical installations ranging from the Hydro-electric dams on the Kootenay, Columbia and Pend’Orielle rivers to the Elk valley’s coal mines.
Primarily an industrial local, we have also built many of the institutional and commercial projects throughout the Kootenay Region, and are also active in residential construction.
*note: to see more than just the 8 posts below, click on Archive (above)
Jan
12,
2021
Manulife / Ibew 1003 online tools explained in this short video. Learn how to access your retirement account online and see about various online tools and information available. […] Read the whole post.
Jan
5,
2021
Another Job Tip from IBEW Hour Power Click on the video below to watch … Read the whole post.
Nov
20,
2020
Below are links for the front and back pages of the Apprentice Work Report forms. Open each PDF file and print copies. Fill out the reports and bring […] Read the whole post.
Sep
12,
2020
IBEW Local Union #1003 needs a few members that are prepared to be Shop Stewards on our jobsites. This position is one of the most vital in the […] Read the whole post.
May
18,
2020
IBEW Construction Code of Excellence Click on the video below to watch … Read the whole post.
Dec
7,
2019
Click on the video below to watch it … Read the whole post.
Mar
1,
2019
There is a new way to pay your Basic Dues via your online banking. Local 1003 now accepts e-Transfers for the Basic Dues. The email address for this […] Read the whole post.
Jan
26,
2019
ALMOST EVERY UNIONIZED TRADESPERSON can list all the advantages that come with union membership: benefits, pension, priority given to safety, training, mentorship and someone to watch your back. […] Read the whole post.
d at 101 Baker St. in the Duke Hyslop Labour Center. We represent workers in our region in construction, manufacturing and maintenance, as well as employees of Nelson Hydro, the local Utility.
