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On behalf of over 25,000 proud members of the International Union of Elevator Constructors throughout the United States and Canada, we welcome you to the IUEC Online.
For well over a century, our talented members located in the United States and Canada have reshaped the skylines of cities on both sides of the border and kept our nations moving. We invite you to learn more about the impact the IUEC has made on our two countries, on the cities and towns we call home, and on the working men and women who are proud to ply their trade as Elevator Constructors.
For well over a century, our talented members located in the United States and Canada have reshaped the skylines of cities on both sides of the border and kept our nations moving. We invite you to learn more about the impact the IUEC has made on our two countries, on the cities and towns we call home, and on the working men and women who are proud to ply their trade as Elevator Constructors.
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General President Christensen's Safety Stand Down Message
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General President Christensen's Safety Stand Down Message
General President Christensen's Safety Message 2023
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General President Christensen's Safety Message 2023
IUEC Safety Stand Down 2023, Workers Memorial Day, National Day of Mourning - Safety Message 2023
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IUEC Safety Stand Down 2023, Workers Memorial Day, National Day of Mourning - Safety Message 2023
General President Christensen IUEC Safety Stand Down 2020
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General President Christensen IUEC Safety Stand Down 2020
IUEC Member Memorial Dedication 2019
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The IUEC Member Memorial stands as an everlasting reminder of the precious lives that have been lost working in our trade. On October 12, 2019, nearly 500 family and friends of our fallen members as well as special guests of the IUEC gathered to mark the official opening of our Memorial. It was a truly meaningful and special day.
Frank Christensen 2019 2nd Qtr Safety Message
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Frank Christensen 2019 2nd Qtr Safety Message
General President Safety Message 2018 11
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General President Safety Message 2018 11
National Elevator Industry Educational Program 2015
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National Elevator Industry Educational Program 2015
Now Hear This - General President Christensen Safety Video
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Now Hear This - General President Christensen Safety Video
IUEC FOREVER. LOCAL 18!
Thank you for this reminder video, as it's important these guys stay safe and always make it back home to the families that love and appreciate them. God bless and watch over all of them each day! ❤🙏❤
TKE canceled weekly safety meetings in Toronto and you have the audacity to do a safety partnership with them?
TKE canceled weekly safety meetings.
Local 81 interview tomorrow at noon
How did it go? Mine is on Thursday
@@UNIONDOLLAR I’m 4 months into work! Lol
@@cesaroliva5842🔥🔥 Congrats bro! Is The 81 busy? Hopefully I can join y’all soon.
@@cesaroliva5842I got #7 on the list
Hopefully my next landing spot in Local 1
How can one join your apprenticeship program without knowing someone on the inside? Seems like everyone gets in through a referral. I've tried calling the Local but they're not much help.
Thank you for your interest in the International Union of Elevator Constructors (IUEC). The IUEC’s Elevator Constructor Apprenticeship Program is managed by the National Elevator Industry Educational Program (NEIEP). To find out more about the Elevator Constructor Apprenticeship, please read the NEIEP Apprentice FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) : www.neiep.org/Help/default.aspx?id=ElevatorIndustryFAQ To find contact information for NEIEP Area Coordinators, please see the NEIEP locations: www.neiep.org/About/bst-Location.aspx
I used helmet to Hardhats because I Honorable Discharge within last 5 years
Local 1 IUEC has changed my life! When organizing I was terrified. So many mixed feelings. The IUEC made so many promises that were way to good to be true. Every promise that was made to me was true. The men and women of IUEC have truly made me feel like a brother I wouldn't change my choice to be an IUEC member for a nothing.
Que Deus abençoe e conforte todas as Famílias que perderam seus entes queridos nesse Honroso Trabalho. |May God bless and comfort all the Families who lost their loved ones in this Honorable Work.
My dad is in this local. This union is one of the strongest I have ever seen. They take very good care of you, give you great benefits, and are always on your side. He was an elevator constructor for almost 40 years. He retired from working on elevators, and now he works as an elevator inspector which is still a fun job. The good thing is he’s still in the union
ask your dad if he could pull me in
Did not mean to find my self in tears researching my apprenticeship. Rest In Power JOE!!!
My dad was an elevator constructor for almost 40 years. He started in the business when he was 19. His father was in the industry, so my dad decided to get into it as well. He retired from being an elevator constructor five years ago, and now he works as an elevator inspector
@@user-ny3mk1uv1h To be honest, he really likes inspecting elevators. He could’ve taken everything, and quit when he retired, but he chose to be an elevator inspector
That’s my grandfather
The best trade of all! Loved the guys I worked with! Retired now and enjoying the benefits from the trade! My son works in the trade now and I always stress on working safe to him and everyone still working! Follow the Union safety protocols, and never be pushed by any of the companies to do anything unsafe!
My Dad was in the trade as well. He was an elevator constructor for almost 40 years. He too worked with good people. He retired from it five years ago, and now he works as an elevator inspector
Work safe out there fellow brothers and sisters!
🙏 stay safe out there!!!
My Dad was an elevator constructor for almost 40 years. He started when he was 19. He retired from it five years ago, and now he works as an elevator inspector.
@@user-ny3mk1uv1h Well, he’s not an inspector for the state. He works for a small elevator company near where we live.
So sad please be safe out there from local 36
Impressive, NEIEP has come along way since I went through.
are you high bro they are trash
brainwashed orange man bad
God Bless Brothers & Sisters. Work Safe please , take care of each other , Watch out for each other
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God bless to those 309 members who lost their lives and God bless those members who risk their lives on the job everyday. Safety first and watch out for each other. We all want to get home at the end of the day. 🙏
Tale that step back seems like he thought the ma. That died was reckless
Good for all new comers , this will give them the right picture .
Condolences to the family members whos loved one are lost ,God bless their soul ,hope safety is allways there and followed even pressure is mounted by management , to met died lines on time .
It is an awesome trade I have over 26 years in. You must PAY ATTENTION There are MANY HAZARDS. SAFETY FIRST. There work is awesome something new every day. The only downfall is some of the people are real assholes and backstabbers. But that's everywhere. So pay attention to work safe, and watch your back, and what you do and say, you should be ok. Peace stay safe.
My dad was in the industry for almost 40 years. He started when he was 19. He retired from it five years ago, and now works as an elevator inspector
Life is so precious and can be taken in a blink of an eye. Be safe my brothers and sisters, be safe! Go home everyday to your loved ones, because nobody’s life will be the same without you.
Can you do all roles?
I want to be apart so bad
It’s a great trade. My Dad was an elevator constructor for over 30 years. The benefits in this trade are unbelievable. My Dad has talked with people about what he does, and what they here is jaw dropping. Its a very good job with a union that always has your back, should something happen
beautiful
Great Interview!
Retired Local One, IUEC Great Video
My Dad is a retired local 2
Man I really am hoping this dream becomes a reality! My family deserves it and I am ready!
I suck at math but I still wanted to do something in this field
Hey Lester! You have opened up my eyes to the trade, man you have got your hands on a mighty good thing, Thanks for reading.
Im applying for an apprentice interview in January very excited! In Seattle Wa! Excited to learn a new craft!
Im applying in January very excited to learn a new craft!
Hi I'm glad you commented, do you happen to know what exactly in math should I be studying. In general, math is easy for me but I just don't want to miss nothing important.
@@beautifulmeekdaughter5717 i ordered a practice book online its green and yellow it has basic arithmetic story problems ect its called elevator apprentice
How exactly do you apply? Online?
Thankyou for this
I can't wait to start working this job I have an interview tomorrow with local 18 if I get it I'm working my ass off
How did it go? Waiting for my interview date for Local 18 also
@@frankgonzalez1533 did you get to interview??
I'm 20 years old got an interview with local 18 tomorrow I really want this
Good luck my friend. It is a very good trade. I retired after 35 years and if I had it to do over again I would not hesitate to do the same thing.Just be aware of the fact that you must study and keep up with you studies. the educational program is second to none. I have been retired for 18 years now and it would be very difficult for me to start again. I try to tell every young person that I meet , that wants to be an Elevator Constructor, to be sure to be a Union Elevator constructor.There is no better way to go. Work safe. Work hard and take care of yourself. Best wishes. (Local 41 Ret.)
Great information.
can anyone tell me any thing about how to get into an apprenticeship with this union? thanks
how can joend
IUEC Local 71 and Proud of it.
My Dad is an IUEC Local 2. He was an elevator constructor for over 30 years. He retired from it a few years back, and he works as an elevator inspector now.
Doing good Work Lester
Somethings are just Un avoidable it's unfortunate but that's the reality of this trade. Inspection of ropes and slings are crucial. I have been trying to get into local 1 nyc for long time now it's like an iron vault.