Events

Mark your calendars for our upcoming Safety Committee Meeting, Friday, January 16th, starting at 10:00AM. We are thrilled to be welcoming Robert Coomes, Vice President of Engineering, at CBS Field Services. Robert and his team will be reviewing some of the latest product development for Remote Switches (Chicken Switches). CBS Field Services is recognized as... View Article

MCAA, NECA, and SMACNA are joining forces to deliver a conference brimming with educational opportunities, led by industry professionals for industry professionals. This event will foster collaboration, facilitate the sharing of best practices, and drive collective progress towards the future of the industry. Join us in vibrant Austin, TX, where the industry’s most forward-thinking contractors,... View Article

Event Details Date: Tuesday, February 10, 2026 Time: 11 AM - 12 PM Location: Online Instructor: David Lam All participants must be employed by a NECA member to register.  

NECA’s Basic Estimating of Electrical Construction course is a hands-on approach to the basics of electrical estimating. This three-day course focuses on understanding the cost components of electrical estimating, instilling industry best practices, all while developing a sound estimating process. Topics are presented in a lecture format followed by hand-on estimating exercises to reinforce the... View Article

We are very excited to offer the following one-day NFPA 70E Electrical Safety Training Class. This course is designed for Supervisors, Electricians, and Safety Professionals responsible for Electrical Safety. This 1-day course will cover the following: Key Legal Electrical Safety Requirements, National Electrical Code & Safety Grounding, NFPA -70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the... View Article

Please note that The Spring Membership Meeting will now take place on Thursday, March 19th All other details remain the same. If you have already registered and are still able to attend, no further action is needed. If you are no longer able to attend, please let us know.   Event Details: Join us for... View Article

Mark your calendars for our upcoming Safety Committee Meeting! We are thrilled to be welcoming Austin Sheely, who is a Crane Consultant with L&I. Austin will be reviewing the latest rule development on Forklifts being used as “Cranes” and the new standard that will take place each year. To learn more about this rule development,... View Article

Puget Sound Chapter, NECA is very excited to offer a 4-hour (half-day) rigging and signal person class that will be taught here at the NECA Office in Shoreline, WA. Washington State Safety Regulations require employers to use qualified riggers and signal persons during hoisting activities, hooking and unhooking a load, guiding a load, or doing... View Article

Event Details: This webinar is designed to help safety professionals modernize their safety programs using technology and data. You’ll learn how to evaluate safety management systems, integrate leading indicators, and select tools that align with your company’s goals and workforce readiness. Areas Covered in the Session: Total Recordable Injury Rate (TRIR), DART, and EMR Near... View Article

NECA presents its 3rd annual Wired for Birdies Golf Tournament! This tournament proudly supports The Good Times Project, a nonprofit dedicated to bringing joy, hope, and meaningful support to families impacted by childhood cancer. Event Details Date: Monday, July 27, 2026 Time: 9 AM Location: The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge Registration: The 2026 tournament has reached... View Article

Empower Your Business by Understanding Workers' Compensation in Washington Date: Tuesday, July 28, 2026 Time: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM PDT Type of Event: Webinar Registration: L&I Webinar Registration Details: Join us as we empower you and your business by helping you navigate workers' compensation in Washington state. Training attendees may earn SHRM, CDMS or... View Article

Take advantage of this free webinar, offered at no cost by NECA National! Every electrical contractor is being told to adopt AI — but most firms are skipping the step that determines whether it actually works: getting their project data in order first. AI tools are only as good as the data they run on.... View Article