Apr 12, 2010 · That means that it’s more important than ever to protect the IBEW’s brand and our official logo, the fist grasping 10 lightning bolts. It is registered as an official trademark of the IBEW – and we protect it as such.

Feb 1, 2022 · The very first seal was presented for adoption on the last day of the first IBEW convention, November 28th 1891. The symbol was recommended by C.J. Sutter from Duluth Minnesota. Its purpose was to serve as an emblematic button for new members and for use on charters of new Locals.

Feb 2, 2025 · The IBEW logo reflects the union’s connection with the electrical industry. It symbolizes energy, strength, and technological development while emphasizing the organization’s professionalism.

It’s a symbol of Brotherhood; of more than 130 years’ history of working people joining together to secure fair wages, good benefits and a dignified retirement; and it’s a symbol of the IBEW’s commitment to its members and its members’ commitment to their union.

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The patented symbol of the IBEW is our logo. Here, a member attaches it to a podium at the 37th International Convention in Cleveland.

Sep 29, 2024 · The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) stands as a pivotal union in the electrical industry, formed in 1891 to champion the rights and welfare of electrical workers.

Jul 20, 2021 · The IBEW gets questions constantly about its history. Who designed it? Why does it have 10 lightning bolts? And when and why did the fist switch from left-hand to right-hand?

The IBEW seal is instantly recognizable to anyone in the industry and a point of pride for our members and all associated with it. But while it traces its origins back to our union’s founders, it has undergone significant changes along the way.

IBEW Local 5 craftsmen are skilled in every aspect of the IBEW electrical industry; located at 5 Hot Metal St. Pittsburgh, PA 15203; phone: 412.432.1400