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Your Trusted Jacksonville Electricians Union Since 1946
IBEW Local 177 represents skilled electrical workers dedicated to advancing the profession through rigorous training, safety standards, and innovative solutions. Our union fosters a community of professionals committed to excellence in electrical systems design, installation, and maintenance. With decades of collective experience, we prioritize quality workmanship, fair labor practices, and sustainable energy initiatives.

Our members serve Jacksonville and surrounding regions, delivering reliable services for commercial, residential, and industrial projects. We collaborate with contractors to uphold industry-leading practices while advocating for workers' rights and professional growth.
Services
Electrical Contracting Apprenticeship Training Safety Certification Renewable Energy Systems Infrastructure Development
Highlights and features
  • We offer 75+ years of industry experience in electrical contracting.
  • Our team includes certified electricians with specialized safety training.
  • We guarantee adherence to OSHA and NEC compliance standards.
  • Our contractors deliver innovative solutions for renewable energy systems.
  • We provide 24/7 emergency response for critical electrical failures.
Services
Electrical Contracting
IBEW Local 177 contractors design and install commercial electrical systems with precision engineering. Our experts handle complex projects for hospitals, data centers, and industrial facilities. We ensure code compliance and long-term reliability for all installations.
Apprenticeship Training
Our four-year apprenticeship program combines classroom instruction with hands-on field experience. Trainees master electrical theory, blueprint reading, and safety protocols under union-certified mentors. Graduates become journeyman electricians qualified for advanced projects.
Renewable Energy Systems
We specialize in solar panel installation, wind turbine maintenance, and energy storage solutions. Our technicians implement sustainable systems that reduce carbon footprints while maintaining grid reliability. Projects include utility-scale solar farms and commercial battery storage.
Emergency Repairs
Critical electrical failures receive immediate response from our on-call teams. We restore power to hospitals, water treatment plants, and other essential infrastructure during storms or system outages. Preventative maintenance plans minimize future emergencies.
Infrastructure Development
Our contractors upgrade aging power grids with smart technology and high-capacity transmission lines. We partner with municipalities on streetlight conversions, substation upgrades, and EV charging network installations. Projects enhance energy efficiency and system resilience.
People
Alan Jones
Business Manager
Alan Jones leads IBEW Local 177 with 25 years of electrical industry experience. He oversees contractor partnerships, labor negotiations, and training programs while advocating for worker safety and fair wages.
Questions
What electrical services does IBEW Local 177 provide?
We offer commercial wiring, renewable energy systems, emergency repairs, and infrastructure modernization for public and private sector clients.
How can I become a union electrician?
Apply to our apprenticeship program with prerequisites in math and technical education. Selected candidates complete four years of paid training to earn journeyman certification.
Do you work on residential projects?
While we primarily serve commercial and industrial clients, our contractors occasionally handle high-complexity residential installations like whole-house automation systems.
What safety standards do you follow?
Our workers adhere to OSHA regulations, NEC codes, and union-specific safety protocols for arc flash prevention, lockout/tagout procedures, and PPE requirements.
How do I report an electrical emergency?
Call our 24/7 dispatch line at (904) 355-4569 for immediate response to power outages, equipment failures, or hazardous conditions requiring union electricians.