ABOUT LOCAL 1393
WHO WE ARE
Local 1393 is very diverse and we represent approximately 4,000 members throughout the state of Indiana, covered by 42 different contracts, including Hoosier Energy, Centerpoint Energy, Duke Energy, Logansport Utilities, Connersville Utilities, Indiana American Water, outside line construction, line clearance tree trimmers, 25 Rural Electric Cooperatives and a telephone cooperative.
ENABLING INDIANA WORKERS TO LIVE BETTER
We're dedicated to the following principles for our Members:
• Promote respect among members of our represented industries.
• Advocate reasonable methods and hours of work.
• Secure employment and adequate pay.
• Settle employment disputes.
IBEW 1393 CORE VALUES
Our local union operates according to three core values that guide the actions of all we do:
• Respect – For all workers and employers.
• Brotherhood/Sisterhood – Assisting all members in sickness or distress.
• Citizenship – Promoting a high standard of citizenship within the community.
HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS
Local Union 1393 was chartered on April 21st, 1944. The Local was granted jurisdiction over electric light and power, and all outside electrical construction work by then International President E.J. Brown. The Local recently celebrated it's 75th anniversary.
Local 1393 is very diverse and we represent approximately 4,000 members throughout the state of Indiana, covered by 42 different contracts, including Hoosier Energy, Centerpoint Energy, Duke Energy, Logansport Utilities, Connersville Utilities, Indiana American Water, outside line construction, line clearance tree trimmers, 25 Rural Electric Cooperatives and a telephone cooperative.
ENABLING INDIANA WORKERS TO LIVE BETTER
We're dedicated to the following principles for our Members:
• Promote respect among members of our represented industries.
• Advocate reasonable methods and hours of work.
• Secure employment and adequate pay.
• Settle employment disputes.
IBEW 1393 CORE VALUES
Our local union operates according to three core values that guide the actions of all we do:
• Respect – For all workers and employers.
• Brotherhood/Sisterhood – Assisting all members in sickness or distress.
• Citizenship – Promoting a high standard of citizenship within the community.
HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS
Local Union 1393 was chartered on April 21st, 1944. The Local was granted jurisdiction over electric light and power, and all outside electrical construction work by then International President E.J. Brown. The Local recently celebrated it's 75th anniversary.
