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SAFE CREWS. 
SOLID RESULTS.

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Why Union Labor Matters in Transportation Work

At IBEW Local 876, we understand the high stakes of transportation infrastructure. From managing live traffic to installing complex signal systems, every minute on the job matters—and so does safety.


When you choose union labor, you're not just hiring workers. You’re partnering with a professional, experienced, and reliable workforce trained to deliver on time, on budget, and without cutting corners.

Why Union Labor Matters in Transportation Work

Our members support a wide range of transportation projects across Michigan. We supply:

  • Traffic Signal Technicians who install, maintain, and troubleshoot complex control systems

  • Temporary Traffic Control (Flagging) Crews trained to manage work zones safely and legally

  • Lineworkers, Splicers, and Groundhands who build and maintain the power and communication networks that keep projects running

Whether you’re building a new interchange or upgrading urban traffic systems, we have the talent ready to move when you are.

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Why It Pays to Go Union

Hiring union labor through IBEW Local 876 gives you more than qualified personnel - it gives you peace of mind:

reduced delays

Fewer incidents mean smoother projects

workfoRce preparedness

Safety standards are part of the job, not an afterthought

cost certainty

Transparent wages and benefits reduce unpredictability

compliance confiDence

Our members are trained to operate within OSHA and MDOT standards

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Better Projects.
 
Stronger Communities.

We’re not just workers—we’re local residents, taxpayers, and contributors to the communities where your projects happen. Hiring union helps support Michigan families and builds a stronger, more reliable labor pipeline for future work.

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Whether you're bidding your next project or looking for a dependable workforce to keep it moving, IBEW Local 876 is ready.

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