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IBEW Code of Excellence
Grades
Resources
Introduction
About this Course
Code of Excellence Program
What is the Code of Excellence?
Standards of Conduct
Quiz: About the COE and Standards of Conduct
Code of Excellence Action Plan
About the COE Action Plan
Who Are We?
Productivity and Competitiveness
Customer Service - What's Important?
Customer Needs and Communication
Quiz: COE Action Plan
Understanding Labor Costs
The Cost of Labor and Winning Bids
Quiz: Labor Costs
Code of Excellence Responsibilities
Local Union Responsibilities
Worker Responsibilities
Employer Responsibilities
Quiz: COE Responsibilities
Conclusion and Evaluation
Commitment to the COE
Post-Course Information
Final Exam: IBEW Code of Excellence
Quiz: About the COE and Standards of Conduct
Over the past 20 years, what percentage of electrical workers employed in IBEW Local 229’s geographical jurisdiction were union electrical workers?
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5-10%
10-15%
20-35%
40-60%
What is the purpose of the IBEW Code of Excellence?
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To provide financial incentives for nonunion contractors
To ensure high standards of professionalism and conduct
To limit the number of apprentices entering the workforce
To replace traditional apprenticeship programs
What is one of the overarching goals of the IBEW Code of Excellence?
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Encouraging personal business on the job
Ensuring jobs are completed on schedule and under budget
Prioritizing overtime over efficiency
Allowing flexible work start and end times
According to the IBEW Code of Excellence, which of the following is NOT an expected behavior?
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Exercising proper safety, health, and sanitation practices
Following safe and reasonable management directives
Engaging in slowdowns to extend job duration
Respecting customer rights and property
What is one of the key expectations under the IBEW Standards of Conduct?
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Encouraging aggressive behavior to resolve conflicts
Recognizing and valuing individual differences
Using discriminatory language to enforce workplace policies
Ignoring unacceptable behavior to avoid confrontation
According to the IBEW Standards of Conduct, what action may be taken against someone who engages in harassment or discrimination at an IBEW meeting or event?
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They may receive a verbal warning but face no further consequences
They may be expelled from the event and banned from future meetings
They may be required to give a public apology but continue attending events
They may be reassigned to a different event without further penalty