MrSandman.Net's IBEW job board lists public job calls straight from local hiring halls — searchable in one place, with a link back to every hall's own source so you can verify before you travel, bid, or sign a book.
Every call on this board comes from a local union hiring hall's own public posting — a website, a job-call page, or a recorded jobline — the same information a member could get by checking that hall directly. This board just puts many halls in one searchable place, so a traveler doesn't have to call or check dozens of halls one at a time to see who's working.
Each listing links back to where it came from. That link is the source of truth; this board is a convenience for finding it faster, not a replacement for it.
Securing employment for the membership is one of the oldest objects of the Brotherhood — written into its first constitution in 1891. A hall's job call is that object in its most literal form, and a traveler who can't find the call can't take the work. This board exists to close that gap: the halls already do the work of posting their calls publicly, and this just makes those postings easier to find and compare.
Hall postings can change between checks. Always confirm details directly with the hall before traveling, bidding, or signing a book.
MrSandman.Net is an independent, unofficial resource. It is not operated by, endorsed by, or affiliated with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, any IBEW local union, or any hiring hall. IBEW and any local union names appearing here refer to the halls whose public postings are being read, not to any relationship with this site.
MrSandman.Net also runs nec.mrsandman.net — a separate study tool for Iowa journeyman electricians preparing for the 2023 National Electrical Code exam: practice questions, timed exam simulation, weak-area tracking, and code navigation instead of flat memorization.
It's a distinct application with its own codebase, not a section of this board — the link above opens it in a new tab.
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