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IECFLORIDA FIRST COAST
IECFLORIDA FIRST COAST

Membership

Membership is how the chapter exists.

There is no chapter without member contractors and industry partners. They fund the school, seat the board and set the calendar. Charter membership is open now.

Why join

Membership is the advantage you can’t build alone.

IEC Florida First Coast is an association of electrical, low-voltage and renewable-energy contractors, plus the distributors, manufacturers and professional firms that serve them. Two membership classes, one chapter.

The pitch is simple. A single contractor cannot run an accredited apprenticeship, negotiate national benefit programs, or get a licensing board to return a call. [N] contractors together can do all three.

Charter members

Companies that join before the chartering meeting are founding members: they vote on the first slate of officers, the dues schedule and the training calendar, and they are listed as founders permanently.

Charter window closes [DATE TBD]

Class A

Contractor Membership

For licensed electrical, low-voltage and renewable-energy contractors doing business in Northeast Florida. This is the voting membership, and contractors run the chapter.

Annual dues

[$ TBD]

Dues structure set by the founding members · likely scaled by company size

What you get

  • Sponsor apprentices into the four-year program at member rates
  • Send licensed staff to code update, safety and CEU sessions
  • A seat and a vote on chapter direction, dues and the training calendar
  • Eligibility to run for the board and the training committee
  • Access to IEC National member benefit programs: insurance, safety, business tools
  • Listing in the chapter’s contractor directory
  • Monthly membership meetings and contractor-only roundtables
  • Job-board access when apprentices and journeymen are looking
Apply for contractor membership

Requirements: [FL license class + years in business TBD]

Class B

Industry Partner Membership

For the distributors, manufacturers, reps and professional service firms that sell to and support electrical contractors. Non-voting, three tiers.

Annual dues

[$ TBD]

By partner level, see the tiers below

What you get

  • Reach every member contractor in the five-county region on a standing schedule
  • Exhibit and present at chapter events, expos and training nights
  • Sponsor apprentice tools, lab equipment or scholarship funds with attribution
  • Logo and listing in the chapter directory at your partner level
  • Invitation to member meetings and social events
  • First look at chapter sponsorship inventory before it’s offered broadly
  • Introductions to contractors actively sourcing your product category
Apply for partner membership

Admission subject to board approval

Industry partners

Partner levels

Gold

[$ TBD / yr]

Electrical distributors, manufacturers and manufacturers’ representatives: firms whose products and services are directly allied to the electrical trade.

Benefit detail: [to be set by the board]

Silver

[$ TBD / yr]

Firms specializing in fields that serve the construction industry generally, admitted at the board’s discretion.

Benefit detail: [to be set by the board]

Bronze

[$ TBD / yr]

Professional services firms serving the construction industry: accounting, legal, insurance, staffing and similar.

Benefit detail: [to be set by the board]

Member directory

Who’s in so far

The directory goes live at chartering.

Founding contractor members and industry partners will be listed here with company, specialty and contact once the charter roster closes.

[0 members listed, roster open]

Join the chapter

Become a charter member.

The membership application isn’t open yet. Dues have to be voted on first. Tell us which class you’d join and the organizing committee will come back to you with the application, the dues schedule and the chartering meeting date.

Questions first? Call (904) 555-0100 or email membership@iecffcc.example.org

Become a Member How sponsorship works

Charter membership is open

Help build the chapter from the first meeting on.

Founding members set the training calendar, the class locations and the dues structure for the whole chapter. Once the first apprentice class seats, those decisions are made.

Become a Member Start an Apprenticeship