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IBEW Local Union 776

Representing the Electrical Workers of Charleston, SC

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Who We Are

We are the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local Union 776 – we represent both inside and outside electrical workers in the Charleston, South Carolina area since 1936. As a local union, we bargain collectively with our employers over wages, benefits, and rights.

In unity there is strength. When you are a member of the IBEW, you are a member of a family who has your back.

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130 years

growing strong through industry-lead training

union-negotiated

wages, benefits & retirement

900,000+

members across the u.s. & Canada

Become an Apprentice

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Earn while you learn through union electrical training and on-the-job experience

Start a career, not just a job. The IBEW apprenticeship program combines paid, on-the-job training with classroom instruction, giving you the skills, experience, and certifications needed to succeed as a professional electrician.

Join IBEW776

As part of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 776 members gain strength through unity. When you stand with the IBEW, you’re joining a family that collectively bargains for better wages, superior benefits, safer working conditions, and respect on the job — protections you simply can’t secure on your own.

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Competitive Wages and Benefits

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Retirement Security

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World-Class Training and Career Growth

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Job Security & Support

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Community and Camaraderie

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“I joined this local 5 years ago and haven’t looked back since. Although I don’t spend much time working in my home jurisdiction, joining the union was the best thing that I could have done.”

Allen Davis

“Local 776 is more than a union—it’s a brotherhood and sisterhood committed to supporting its members, strengthening the community, and upholding the highest standards of the trade.”

Kristen McGrew

“It’s been great for my family of 3 generations. I love the benefits and our new BA is working hard for wages that go around. Office staff are always supportive of your needs.”

Larry Wathen

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