Our mission statement

The Green Mountain Chapter is a non-profit organization dedicated to the education and safety of the public and parties interested in the electrical field.Our parent organization, “The International Association of Electrical Inspectors” is located in Richardson, Texas.Our involvement with helping create opportunities for the apprenticeship students, is a mission that we are very proud of.  We are always searching for new ways to recognize the commitment and achievement of these hard working individuals and reward them for the long hours that come with becoming the best in the electrical field.

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Code Update Courses

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What We Do

• We are committed to attaining recognition for the licensed electricians after they receive their education and practice their trade.

•     We are committed to providing quality education to the licensed trades people though code update classes to enable them to renew their licenses.

•     We strive to create an open dialog and communication link for third party representatives,  insurance agencies, municipal and private inspectors, electrical engineers, wholesalers, and contractors as well as the State of Vermont Division of Fire Safety

Congratulations to all of the  Electrical Apprenticeship graduates!

The four graduates  above received certificates and gifts from the Green Mountain Chapter for being the top students in the 4th year class.

For more graduation photos click here

Hurricane Irene

Hurricane Irene has devastated many parts of Vermont.  Click here for a very informative article on assessing water damage to electrical wiring and equipment







Recent News:

FIRE SAFETY CALENDER

In keeping with our mission to support electrical education, The Green Mountain Chapter has donated $500 to the  Fire Safety Calender contest.  Each year, school children compete for the honor of having their artwork displayed on the Vermont Fire Safety calender.  We not only contribute money for this but past chapter president Andy Rea once again served as one of the judges.  This is a great way to educate children on the importance of fire safety and we are proud to support this event.

VERMONT FOOD BANK

At our October meeting we discussed ways to help out victims of hurricane Irene. The executive board voted unanimously to donate $500 to the Vermont Food Bank.

There are many ways to support Vermont flood victims and we are all helping our fellow Vermonters in many different ways.  But if you would like to follow us in supporting the Vermont Food Bank, here is a link to make an easy, on-line donation:

Vermont Food Bank

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