The MCC Electrical Lineworker Certificate Program prepares students for careers in the electrical power utility industry, as well as for potential transfer into MCC’s Electrical Technology or Technical Studies degree programs. A key component of the program is a hands-on internship with the IBEW, providing students with real-world experience in the field.
Full-time faculty member Dan Larochelle from the Department of Automated Manufacturing will host the annual VEX State Championship this winter. This exciting two-day event brings together eighty teams from across New Hampshire and Vermont for a weekend of competition. The championship will take place on February 14 and February 15, 2026, at Manchester Community College (MCC).
IBEW 2320 is a dynamic local union committed to exceptional customer service, driven by the dedication of our members. We represent a wide array of professionals throughout New Hampshire. Together with our members, we advocate for fairness, respect, and meaningful change in the workplace. Our power lies in solidarity, and we are stronger when we stand together.
I want to give an update regarding E board. Adam Fredrickson has stepped down as Treasurer for personal reasons. We have had an internal vote and Ben Owen has moved from Unit 4 seat to fill the treasurer position. We now have a vacancy for the unit 4 seat. I anyone in the unit 4 footprint has any interest please email me at president@ibew2320.
We’re excited to announce the arrival of our brand-new union tumblers, the perfect way to show off your pride. Whether you’re heading to the job site, attending a meeting, or just out in the community, this tumbler makes a strong statement about who you are and what you stand for. Each tumbler is $20.00 and features the IBEW Local 2320 logo engraved on the side.
We’re excited to announce the arrival of our brand-new union T-shirts, the perfect way to show off your pride. Whether you’re heading to the job site, attending a meeting, or just out in the community, this shirt makes a strong statement about who you are and what you stand for. The new shirts are gray, short-sleeved, and lightweight, featuring no pocket.
On March 25, 1911, a tragic three-story fire broke out at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory in New York City, killing 146 garment workers. Many of these workers were young immigrant women, primarily from Italian and Jewish backgrounds. The fire began due to the large quantities of fabric produced and stored in the factory.
IBEW Local members now have access to free financial consultations, with a focus on helping young adults and teens better understand saving, spending, and investing. Many members express concerns about the financial habits of their children and grandchildren, whether they’re saving enough, spending too much on non-essentials, or taking on excessive student loan and credit card debt.
We’re excited to announce the arrival of our brand-new union T-shirts, the perfect way to show off your pride. Whether you’re heading to the job site, attending a meeting, or just out in the community, this shirt makes a strong statement about who you are and what you stand for. The new shirts are black, short-sleeved, and lightweight, featuring no pocket.
IBEW Local 2320 invites all members to join a Statewide Informational Meeting this Thursday, October 9 at 5:00 PM. The meeting will be held virtually via Zoom, making it easy for members across New Hampshire to participate and stay informed. Need More Information? Contact the Union Hall at (603) 669-8657 for details or assistance.
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