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IBEW Local 429
(IBEW 429) • Founded 1891
IBEW Local 429 represents skilled electricians and linemen in the Nashville, Tennessee area. As part of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 429 is committed to providing industry-leading apprenticeship programs, on-the-job training, and career opportunities in the electrical trades. The local is actively involved in Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training (EVITP) certification and offers pathways for both Inside Wiremen and Outside Linemen. Under the leadership of Business Manager Jeremy Butler, Local 429 advocates for fair wages, strong benefits, and safe working conditions for all members.
- Apprenticeship programs
- On-the-job training
- EV Infrastructure certification
- Fair wages
- Health insurance
- Pension benefits
- Safe working conditions
- Career advancement
Jeremy Butler
Business Manager/Financial Secretary
Mark Poole
President
Laura Looch
Vice President
Sam Moseley
Recording Secretary
Brentin Nichols
Treasurer
Board Members
Kyle French, Tyler Hammond, Cody Harris, Jeffrey Marshall, Craig Pruitt, Matthew Weaver
Monthly Union Meeting
7:00 PM • IBEW Local 429 Hall, Nashville
Regular monthly membership meeting. All members encouraged to attend.
EVITP Certification Workshop
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM • Training Center, Nashville
Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program certification class. Register through the hall.
Apprenticeship Open House
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM • IBEW Local 429 Hall, Nashville
Learn about our Inside Wireman and Outside Lineman apprenticeship programs. Open to the public.
Safety Stand-Down Week
All Week • Various Jobsites
Annual safety awareness event focused on fall prevention and electrical safety.
Inside Wireman Apprenticeship
5-year program combining classroom instruction with on-the-job training. Apprentices earn while they learn with progressive wage increases.
Learn MoreOutside Lineman Apprenticeship
Comprehensive training for line construction and maintenance covering transmission, distribution, and substation work.
Learn MoreEVITP Certification
Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Training Program prepares electricians to install EV charging stations safely and to code.
Learn MoreOSHA 30 Safety Training
Comprehensive 30-hour construction safety course covering electrical hazards, fall protection, and PPE requirements.
Learn MoreJourneyman Continuing Education
Stay current with the latest NEC code updates, renewable energy systems, and advanced electrical techniques.
Learn MoreForeman Development
Leadership training for journeymen looking to advance to foreman and general foreman positions on jobsites.
Learn MoreJoin the brotherhood of skilled electrical workers in Nashville. IBEW Local 429 offers career-long training, excellent wages and benefits, and a strong voice on the job. Whether you're starting your career or an experienced electrician, there's a place for you.
How to Join:
Visit ibewyes.org or contact our hall at (615) 889-4429 to express interest
Complete the membership application and provide required documentation
For apprenticeship: Apply during the open enrollment period and pass the aptitude test
For journeymen: Provide proof of experience and certifications
Attend new member orientation at the union hall
Dues
Contact local for membership details
Membership Requirements
Electricians and linemen in the Nashville area
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members
Nashville-area electrical workers
Headquarters
Nashville, Tennessee
Founded
1891
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