IEC OKC
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Welcome to IEC-OKC
Empowering Your Success in the Electrical Industry
The Independent Electrical Contractors (IEC) is a nationwide non-profit trade association that supports the electrical and systems contracting industry through education, advocacy, and excellence. With 53 campuses and local chapters across the United States, IEC represents over 3,600 member businesses and employs more than 100,000 electrical and systems professionals. Each year, nearly 16,000 electricians and systems specialists benefit from our industry-leading training programs.
At IEC, our mission is to drive the success of our merit shop members and champion the independent electrical and systems contracting industry. Guided by the core values of integrity, excellence, and collaboration, we are committed to:
• Advocating for the independent electrical industry across the nation.
• Delivering cutting-edge education and resources to foster professional growth.
• Expanding our membership and resources to sustain a vibrant and dynamic association.
• Recognizing and celebrating achievements within the electrical and systems contracting industry.
Join us as we empower individuals, businesses, and the industry to reach new heights of success.
Built by Contractors, For Contractors
Powering Oklahoma City Forward Since 1961
The IEC Oklahoma City Chapter (IEC-OKC) was established in 1961 by a group of 31 charter members from across the state who recognized the need for a unified voice for open-shop electrical contractors and a reliable pipeline for training the next generation of skilled workers.
Among the founding companies were Bowers Electric, Boggs Electric, Bramlett Electric, Cobb Electric, Colter Electric, Wright Electric, and many others who laid the foundation for what IEC-OKC would become. Notably, as early as 1958, Mr. Paul Colter of Colter Electric signed one of the initial documents from IEC National, marking Oklahoma City’s influence on the national stage.
Today, IEC-OKC continues to champion the success of independent electrical contractors through world-class training, advocacy, and a strong professional network. We invite you to join us as we build the future of the electrical industry in Oklahoma.
Special thanks to Winfred Wright, Jim Krueger, Buddy Cobb, and Charles Duncan for helping preserve the history of IEC-OKC.
Contact Us
IEC-OKC
1504 S. Walker Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK 73109
tim.yaciuk@iec-okc.org
(405) 319-0800