What Is Apprenticeship?

• Apprenticeship is a well organized and supervised method which industries use to train people with little or no prior knowledge of a craft or trade, to become capable, qualified craftsmen or journeymen. It is an "earn while you learn program". The "on the job" portion of the training is a full time, well paid job.
• The apprentices are employed workers. They have a contract which includes regular wage increases and diversified training.
• You are paid good wages while you learn.
• You will gain experience using the most modern practices.
• You will work under the direction of a competent journeyman who will teach you the trade in the shop and at the job site. You will receive close personal attention.
• You will attend evening classes a minimum of six hours each week to receive technical instruction related to the job. This is one reason for high academic entrance requirements.
• Your work experience reports, school grades, and attendance will be reviewed by the JATC before each wage increase is granted. (Satisfactory progress results in automatic wage increases.)
• An opportunity to become a member of the most respected and progressive Union in the Building Construction Trades: The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (lBEW).
• The opportunity to "earn" a journey level status and certification which is recognized throughout the United States. This journeyman ticket is security for yourself and your family for life!

Five Year Program
The apprenticeship program consists of five years of classroom related study at night. Each apprentice attends a minimum of 160 hours of schooling each of the five years of the apprenticeship. The classes are held at the Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committees facilities. The classroom related study, coupled with at least 8000 on the job training hours, is a time proven method of graduating a skilled and competent journey level Electrician.

Job Description
The Electrical Construction Trade requires physical effort on the part of the apprentice to do ladder and scaffold climbing, pulling, crawling, crouching, working in cramped or confined quarters and the lifting of 25 to 50 pound objects on a fairly constant schedule. The individual must possess the comprehensive ability to follow specific instructions. Because wiring is frequently keyed in color for connecting purposes, the worker cannot be color blind. Depending on the job, the work may be performed either indoors or outdoors with the major portion of duties being indoors, semi-sheltered, or unfinished buildings.

Future - How Far Can The Apprentice Go?

• Apprenticeship in the Electrical Construction industry is not a "blind alley" occupation. The apprentice's ability and ambition are the only limiting factors.
• Apprentices can continue working as Journeymen. Wages and job security for the highly skilled and qualified are increasing.
• With experience and study, they can become a foreman, superintendent or contractor.
• They may become a contractor and own their own business. Many of our contractors started their careers as apprentices.
• There is an increasing demand for Journeymen who are skilled in the installation and maintenance of automatic controls, including industrial electronic circuitry. The apprentice will receive intensive training in these areas.
• They may qualify themselves for special work with the city, county, state, and federal governments.
• They may advance to positions of responsibility in their union. There is a great need for excellent union leadership. Union leadership is earned through study, hard work, long hours, experience, service, and a sincere respect for others.
• They may specialize in labor-management relations.

We Are Selective

• We are seeking men and women of all races who demonstrate the best characteristics, aptitude, motivation and personality traits conducive to success in our trade. All qualified candidates are interviewed by employers and union representatives in an effort to select the best candidates.
• A good candidate is one with a record of having done well in school, especially in math and science, one who has demonstrated reliability and a sincere desire to succeed and one who has a positive attitude and desire to work hard.
• Don't be influenced by those who see the electrical construction trade as an occupation requiring only a strong back and a weak mind. The electrical trades are becoming more technical each day.

With Apprenticeship There Is A Proud Heritage
Apprenticeship is one of the finest opportunities ever offered to anyone anywhere. It should be treated as such. It is granted only to those who are the very best and most worthy. It is a great opportunity to be selected for the apprenticeship. All who are accepted for apprenticeship should understand that they are indebted to an industry which is devoted to their well being. Their respect and loyalty will be to those Journeymen who teach them the trade, the contractors who pay their wages, and to the customers they serve.

IBEW-NECA Completion Rate
Over 94 percent of our apprentices complete the program and have meaningful careers as highly paid journeymen electrical workers. This success rate is virtually unmatched in the electrical industry and testifies to our personal commitment to you.

Government Approved
Our program is registered with the California Division of Apprenticeship Standards and the Veteran's Administration. Veteran benefits are available if you qualify.

Equal Opportunity Employers
Applicants will be selected based on the highest qualifications, without regard to race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. Both males and females are encouraged to make an application.

Terms Used
Journeyman, craftsman, wireman, and lineman are terms used to identify levels of competency, not sex. Females completing apprenticeship are proud of their journey level status in the electrical industry.

ETI Apprenticeship Applications
Applications will be accepted from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. in 2013 on June 26, August 28, and October 23.
The written exam will begin after the application process. Oral interviews will be scheduled for those who pass the exam.
If you need further information please call 323-221-5881.

All dates are subject to change.

List of applicants who passed the entrance exam April 24, 2013
Each applicant will be notified by mail when they are scheduled for an interview.

Acedo, Daniel
Acosta, Julio
Aguilar-Javier, Antonio
Ahumada, Robert
Alvarado, Juan G.
Alvarez, Carlos S.
Ammannito, Steven J.
Anderson, Thomas D.
Arana, Albert S.
Arias, Salvador E.
Arreguin, Travis B.
Asatryan, Arghisti
Aujero, Alexander S.
Austin, John
Ayala, Gerardo
Ballon, Sergio J.
Basore, Mark H.
Beech, Tyler L.
Bellomy, James M.
Benjamin, Safwat
Bernal, Jesus M.
Billetta, Frank
Blackley, David A.
Blackman, Kevin J.
Bowers, Wyatt A.
Bowman, Maurice R.
Bradford, Christopher G.
Brown, James I.S
Buchheit, Kyle S.
Butler, Jason D.
Cardella, Vincent S.
Carranza, Luis F.
Castillo, Esteven
Chavez, Francisco J.
Chavez, Rolando
Chavira, Angel
Childs, Brandon J.
Chilton, Jeremy C.
Christensen-Bard, Ayla Michelle
Cifuentes, Oscar R.
Claros, Eric D.
Clattenburg, George F.
Cobarruvias, Rodrigo
Coco, Gerald J.
Coe, Michael J.
Coelho, Lucas M.
Colindres, Lenin D.
Collins, Morgan A.
Compian, Andrew P.
Cortez, Jezennia M.
Covey, Michael P.
Cruse Jr, Albert L.
Cummings, Tobi B.
Curiel, Carlos
Davies, Derek A.
Davis, Sheldon L.
De la Cruz, Jesus I.
De Leon Ramirez, Juan R.
Dominguez, Jaime
Donohoe, John E.
Dorak, Joshua E.
Dreiling, Brian R.
Easley- Stewart, Darin P.
Eickholdt, James R.
Escujuri, Eric J,.
Farnsworth, Alexander S.
Flores, Freddy O.
Flores, Ryan C.
Fontan, Rudolph M.
Franco, Cesar A.
Franco, Julio C.
Gaeta, David
Galindo, Michael
Galindo, Vairo
Garzo, Johnny A.
Garcia, Armano
Garcia, Christian
Garcia, Francisco
Garcia, Henry
Garcia, John M.
Garcia, Jose A.
Garcia, Juan C.
Garcia, Rojelio
Garcia, Salvador
Gomez, Gabriel
Goss, Kyle J.
Goss, Wayne R.
Gotanda, Dan M.
Greenberg, Corey J.
Griffin, Tyler J.
Haque, Arsalan Y.
Haren, Joshua R.
Harley, Dyllin T.
Harrington, Timothy
Harryman, Mitchell S.
Hernand, Ivan B.
Hernandez Jr., Juan
Hernandez Jr., Juan D.
Hicks, Brian L.
Hines, Paul A.
Hinds, Shawn P.
Hoffa, Steven R.
Huerta, Sergio
Humphrey, Tremann D.
Iniguez, Vidal
Jackson, Alexandra C.
Jacobson, Kyle M.
Kane, Nicholas
King, Justin G.
Krafft, Michael J.
Laines, Gustavo
Lara, Daniel D.
La Russo, Nickolas R.
Latimer-Dorney, August
Lilly, Shane A.
Lima, Hugo Roberto
Lopez, Alejandro
Lopez, Daniel
Luna, Harald B.
Lyles, Damien F.
Mai, Xiaocong
Magallanes, Alejandro
Manrique, Jose M.
Manzo, Orlando
Martinez, Grant A.
Mason, Geremy K.
Matei, Jacob
Mathews, Jonathan T.
McClurg, Loren M.
Mc Coy, Jason D.
McGeeney, Casey J.
McGuire, Joseph D.
Medina, Eduardo
Medina, Emilio A.
Mejia, Alfred
Melendez, Michael
Mendenhall, Dominic
Mendez IV, Louis N.
Mendez, Ricardo A.
Messina, Miguel A.
Millan, Claudio N.
Minasian, Edwin
Montelongo, Anthony A.
Montelongo, Dominic E.
Montreal, Brandon E.
Moreno, Sergio J.
Murphy, Nathan L.
Myers, Joel S.
Nazaroff, Andrew D.
Nicholson, Maurice L.
Nunez, Richard A.
Obeso, Gabriel R.
Orozco, Heriberto
Ortiz, Nicholas A.
Osterman, Steven P.
Owen, Angell C.
Owen, Hector E.
Pace, Lenard A.
Patino, Agustin G.
Pelayo, Emanuel
Perez, Adrian
Perez, Paul H.
PItt, Kenico R.
Powell, Lee L.
Powers, Ian J.
Prado, Alberto
Rabina, Gene E.
Rambayon Arlyn B.
Ramirez Reyes, Horacio
Ramos, Jorge
Rivadeneyra, Armando
Rao, Marshall L.
Roa, Richard
Rodriguez, Eduardo
Rodriguez, Jorge
Rojas, Edgar R.
Romero, Joseph R.
Rosenberg, Jason C.
Rubi, Bobby
Ruiz, Emanuel
Ruiz, Manuel J.
Ruiz, Michael A.
Rupp, Zakary W.
Russell, Brock Q.
Salas, Angel R.
Santisteban, Christopher L.
Santoyo, Allen
Schwartz, Joel D.
Severn, Robert J.
Skippon, Jared M.
Spears-Penn, Velma M.
Starbird, Bradley R.
Steil, Steve M.
Suk, Samuel
Tanada, John P.
Teurn, Gutsou S.
Torres, Sean M.
Turner, Jordan C.
Valdovinos, Manuel E.
Vazquez, Ulises
Vela, Michael
Verdugo, Jose A.
Villalpando, Jorge
Vouriotis, Martin J.
Walker, Isaac C.
Wang, Joseph A.
Watson, Devon A.
Wells, Julia M.
Williams, Mayo C.
Wood, Raymond F.
Young, April C.
Zaragosa, Victor
Zavala, Eric
Zenser, Brandon
Zinkow, Steven L.

List of applicants who passed the entrance exam February 27, 2013
Each applicant will be notified by mail when they are scheduled for an interview.

Addessian Troy H
Amador Louie P
Amers Michael M
Ander Erik J
Anderson Sean A
Antoine Pierre E
Antwane Lord D
Aquino Soraya C
Argo Christophe J
Arredondo Vicente
Baltazar Jose M
Bamunuavachechi Heshawa R
Banuelos Ivan
Barbosa Jonathon M
Barbosa Ricardo
Baster Brian D
Battista Matthew G
Bowen Cody V
Branson Kevin L
Brown Tyron J
Burgos Brandon
Burns Nin S
Calderon Angel A
Calvillo Hershel E
Campos Michael A
Canales Scott M
Capuano Jeffrey R
Castillo Jonathan M
Ceron Alexander M
Chan Bobby M
Chavez Louis M
Colon Martin V
Contreras Jeremy A
Cordova Eric J
Cruz Marvin E
Davidson Adam J
Davila Noel A
Dean Brandon D
Deane Hunter E
Delgado Michael A
Dewitt Christian C
Dominguez Jesus M
Donald Alexander T
Dossey Mason A
Erlandsen Harold A
Escobar Daniel C
Estrada Francisco
Evans David R
Fajardo Zachary D
Figueroa Julio C
Finnell, Jr. Gregory A
Fiore Andrew L
Fleming Stephen M
Flores Carlos E
Franco Gustavo A
Galloway Kyle G
Gamboa Jaime
Gardiner William F
Gillaspy Mark E
Gomez Brian C
Gomez Ricardo R
Gonzales Manuel E
Gonzalez Carlos A
Gonzalez Daniel A
Graham Randolph E
Grice Christopher
Guadron Bladimir A
Guidry Erich J
Gutierrez Anthony
Hamill Nicholas T
Hansen Michael G
Harbin James R
Harris Finus M
Hawkes William H
Hawthorne Rick G
Herbert Ryan W
Hernandez Diego
Hernandez Ervin U
Hernandez Quin
Hernandez Rene
Holmes Douglas M
Iniquez Rafael
Ingraham Jason E
Jackson Joshua E
Jauregui Eder E
Jennings Jeffrey R
Jones Trevor M
Kalolo Keanu M
Khademi Matthew A
Kim Jacob
King II Robert M
Kuykendall Jose P
Leon Jason R
Lewis DeJon R
Little Paul J
Lobins Arthur W
Lopez Mario
Lovett Robert V
Lozano Michael A
Lozoya Bryan R
Lucero Alphonso A
Macias Vicente
Magallanes Richard H
Magana Edgar S
Mancia Edgar M
Markiwitz Timothy T
Marquez Luis T
Martin Nathan A
Marusca Kevin
Mata-Silva Eduardo C
Medina Omar A
Melendez Michael A
Mendez Danny
Merino Roman
Meythaler Steven P
Monge Victor E
Montes Ricardo
Mora Santiago
Morales Jose M
Moreno William J
Morton Justin C
Mott Christopher C
Mullen Timothy A
Munoz Eric A
Munoz Leonardo
Murphy Eamon N
Ortega Frank A
Ortiz Miguel A
Ospina Jason H
Osuna Ricardo
Paredes III Carlos A
Pelayo Ruben
Pennington Marshall
Perez Carlos A
Perez Jaime
Perini Cesar D
Phillips Jason D
Platzer Stephen T
Ponce Orlando
Preciado Alejandro
Ramos Donald F
Rembert David V
Risch Matthew T
Rivera Eric
Rivera Juan
Robles Richard
Rocha Javier R
Rodriguez Amador
Rodriguez Ernest L
Rodriguez Silverio
Romero Daniel
Romero Luis D
Rootring Tom A
Roque Roger E
Rosales Robert N
Rowlen Jane M
Roy John M
Rubalcaba David
Rubalcava Vincent
Ruiz Ramos Roberto S
Russell Cody J
Salcido Daniel A
Sanchez Ricardo
Samuelson Joseph A
Sanchez Uziel
San Filippo Anton R
Scheib Stephen
Seki Aaron D
Serrano Adulfo
Seymour Jayce
Shaffer Joseph D
Shields Thomas B
Silva Brandon M
Simon Alexander A
Solano Sergio C
Stevens Andrew J
Sun Wilson
Taylor Grant C
Telles Gabriel A
Terrazas Mark F
Thiel Shane
Thomas De Shawn D
Thomas Jim T
Tucker Darren G
Turner Jay Vincent P
Tyre Charles A
Umezu Yohei L
Valdes Joseph C
Vasquez Alexis
Vega Cristian P
Villegas Hector
Voets Christopher G
Wagner Roger P
Walton Dennis C
Wells Lemmie
Wertenberger Christopher L
Wiebe Bradley G
Wiggins Anthony W
Wiggins Walter W
Williams Jermel R
Windham Ryan T
Wright Tracey N
Yan Darrell N
Yaney Trystin O
Yaquian-Samayoa Benny