Lansing Electrical Jatc

The Lansing Electrical Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (LEJATC) has been dedicated to electrical training for over 60 years, collaborating with Lansing Community College and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union 665 since 1957. Their mission is to produce highly skilled electrical workers by offering apprenticeship programs at little to no cost, benefiting over 1,000 trainees throughout their history. With a strong focus on practical skills and workforce readiness, the LEJATC equips apprentices for productive careers in the electrical industry. This longstanding commitment to education and training plays a vital role in fostering a skilled labor force in the Lansing area. Generated from the website

Landry Electric has been serving Livingston County and its surroundings with quality residential and commercial services since 1970.

IBEW NECA 252 is a union of highly trained electrical professionals providing superior electrical services across Washtenaw and Jackson counties, as well as select areas of Ingham and Livingston counties. With over 75 years of experience, they specialize in a range of projects from residential wiring to complex commercial systems, ensuring all work is performed on time, on budget, and safely. The organization prides itself on its strong commitment to quality, safety, and innovation, evident in their comprehensive five-year training program that combines extensive classroom instruction with over 8,000 hours of hands-on experience. By partnering with local communities, IBEW NECA 252 aims to support initiatives such as carbon neutrality, while delivering cutting-edge electrical solutions tailored to the needs of their clients. Generated from the website