Get the AppIBEW Local 613 Pay Scale 2026 — Atlanta, GA Wages & Application Dates
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IBEW Local 613 in Atlanta, GA pays journeyman inside wiremen $38.65/hr on the check. Below: the full apprentice-to-journeyman scale period by period, whether applications are open right now, how the process works, and a free alert the moment the next window opens.
Journeyman
$38.65/hr
Package
$50.12/hr
Applications
Window scheduled
Application status
The next application window is May 1, 2027 to May 31, 2027.
Applications are handled by Atlanta Electrical Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (AEJATC).
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Status last verified October 24, 2026. Source: official JATC/local site. Windows can change on short notice — always confirm details with the JATC before making plans.
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IBEW Local 613 pay scale 2026
Local 613 wages are set by the local's collective bargaining agreement, not negotiated individually — everyone in a classification earns the same scale. The journeyman inside wireman rate is $38.65/hr (2025 contract data), and the total package — wage plus health, pension, and annuity contributions — is about $50.12/hr. Apprentices earn a percentage of the journeyman rate that steps up as they progress.
| Apprentice step | % of journeyman | Hourly rate |
|---|---|---|
| Period 1 | 45% | $17.39 |
| Period 2 | 50% | $19.32 |
| Period 3 | 55% | $21.26 |
| Period 4 | 65% | $25.12 |
| Period 5 | 75% | $28.99 |
| Period 6 | 85% | $32.85 |
| Journeyman | 100% | $38.65 |
Local 613 doesn't publish its apprentice percentage steps — the table shows typical IBEW steps applied to the local's journeyman rate. Rates move with each collective bargaining agreement; confirm current figures with the local before relying on them.
What to know before you apply
Applications for April 2027 classes are now closed. Previously applied individuals should not create a new account; email ADMIN@aejatc.org for assistance. Application and testing fees apply; requires at least one year documented experience in electrical wiring for Construction Electrician Program.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When does IBEW Local 613 in Atlanta accept apprenticeship applications?
As of October 24, 2026: The next application window is May 1, 2027 to May 31, 2027. Application schedules are set by the JATC and can change on short notice — always confirm on the JATC's own site before making plans.
How much does IBEW Local 613 pay?
The journeyman inside wireman rate for IBEW Local 613 is $38.65/hr (2025 contract data), with a total wage-plus-benefits package around $50.12/hr. Apprentices earn a percentage of the base rate, typically starting near 45% and stepping up each period.
How much do IBEW Local 613 apprentices make?
A first-period IBEW Local 613 apprentice earns about $17.39/hr — 45% of the $38.65/hr journeyman scale — and steps up each period to $32.85/hr in the final period before turning out at full scale. Local 613 doesn't publish its own percentage steps, so these use typical IBEW steps applied to the local's journeyman rate.
How do I apply to IBEW Local 613?
Applications go through Atlanta Electrical Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (AEJATC). The usual process: submit the application with your HS diploma or GED, transcripts showing algebra, and ID; take the aptitude test; then complete a scored interview that sets your rank on the eligibility list.
What test does IBEW Local 613 use?
Most IBEW inside-wireman programs use the Electrical Training Alliance aptitude test (algebra & functions plus reading comprehension); a growing number use the broader GAN battery. Either way, your test score plus interview decide your ranking — prep before the window opens.
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