IBEW Local 111 in Denver has 19 open calls on October 31, 2026, at a $46.80 scale. The board is line work: 11 journeyman lineman calls, 7 operator calls, and 1 groundman call. Ward wants 4 journeyman linemen across Grand Junction, Rifle, and Carbondale. Book counts are not on the board. The live list is on the Local 111 page. GoHereBro tracks 300 IBEW locals.
What the Denver line board is calling for
The exact search "ibew local 111" did not put GoHereBro in the top 10 on this check. Local 111 is still the live board, and Search Console already shows that page around position 6. This guide explains the calls. It will go stale. Open the local page before you drive.
The first line of the hall outlook says 19 open positions across 13 calls. That matches the count on the local page. The last 30 days of scrapes saw as many as 31. Publish the 19 that is on the board today. The printed lines add up to that same 19: 11 journeyman linemen, 7 operators, and 1 groundman. The outlook says Book 1 and Book 2 are not stated. Do not invent them.
Ward wants 4 journeyman linemen for Western Ops in Grand Junction, Rifle, and Carbondale, on 5-8s, at scale, starting as soon as possible at 6:30 a.m. Hooper wants 2 journeyman linemen in Rifle on 5-8s, starting November 2 at 6:30 a.m. Sturgeon wants 1 journeyman lineman in Greeley on 5-8s, starting November 2 at 7:00 a.m., and 1 at the 64th yard on 5-10s, starting November 2 at 6:30 a.m. Edison wants 1 in Henderson on 5-8s. Michels wants 1 in Arvada on 5-8s with overtime available, and the overtime rate is not printed. PAR wants 1 in Aurora on 5-8s. Every one of those lineman lines says scale and CSLCA.
The operator lines are also at scale. Hooper wants 2 in Commerce City on 4-10s. Sturgeon wants 2 at the 68th yard on 4-10s, 1 in Grand Junction on 4-10s, and 1 at the 68th yard on a schedule printed as 4/0s. D&D Power wants 1 in the Denver metro on 5-8s. Ward wants 1 groundman in Parker on 4-10s. That groundman line says REA, not CSLCA. The 4/0s line is quoted as printed. It is not turned into a weekly gross.
A 5-8 week is 40 hours. At $46.80 that is $1,872.00, and that row is straight time. A 4-10 week is also 40 hours at the same scale. The 5-10 line at the 64th yard is 50 hours, and no overtime rate is printed, so the extra 10 hours stay unpriced. No per diem is printed on any line. Health and welfare and pension are not on the local record, so they are not in the table.
| Week | Rate | Hours | Straight | OT | Gross |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scale, 5-8s or 4-10s | $46.80 | 40 | $1,872.00 | $0.00 | $1,872.00 |
The wage explainer is the national version of this math. Book 2 travel is the signup path if you are not already on a book. This hall did not print its book counts.
The sign-the-books page says to leave a message between 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. at (303) 398-7348, or be present at the Denver office by 7:30 a.m. Monday through Friday, holidays excluded. It says dispatch begins at 7:30 a.m. and is designed to be done by 10:00 a.m. The locations page lists the Denver office at 5965 E 39th Ave, Denver, Colorado 80207, open Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to noon and from 12:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. That page labels (303) 744-7171 as both the phone and the dispatch number, (303) 744-0339 as the fax, and (800) 824-5540 as toll free. It also lists a Grand Junction office at 786 Valley Ct, Grand Junction, Colorado 81505. The hall dispatch page has a Journeyman Lineman section. The who we are page says Local 111 was chartered as a lineman local on December 19, 1907. The jurisdiction maps page labels one map "Colorado Outside Jurisdiction." The Colorado pay page and the pay hub sit next to the calls. Hot spots and the map cover the rest of the 300 locals. Start at the homepage for the daily board, and use compare when you are stacking this hall against another directory.
Colorado license, then the other halls
C.R.S. 12-115-109 is titled "Electrician must have license." The page quotes the rule that no person shall work as a journeyman electrician, master electrician, or residential wireman until the Division has issued a license or a temporary permit. That is an inside-electrician statute. Local 111's open board is lineman, operator, and groundman work. The longer city and reciprocity writeup is the Colorado license guide. The state licensing homepage did not return a readable page on this check, so it is not linked.
Local 68 is the other Denver hall: 19 open calls at $49.35. Local 113 in Colorado Springs has 1 open call at $40.70. Local 12 in Pueblo has 0 open calls at a $40.65 scale.
Frequently asked questions
How many IBEW Local 111 job calls are open?
19 on October 31, 2026. That matches the first line of the hall outlook. The 30-day high was 31. The headline is 19.
Are these inside wireman calls?
The open lines are 11 journeyman linemen, 7 operators, and 1 groundman. The hall dispatch page has a Journeyman Lineman section. Local 68 is the other Denver hall.
What is the Local 111 scale?
$46.80 an hour. Every open line says scale. Health and welfare and pension are not on the local record. A 40-hour week at scale is $1,872.00.
What does Ward want?
4 journeyman linemen for Western Ops in Grand Junction, Rifle, and Carbondale, on 5-8s, at scale, starting as soon as possible at 6:30 a.m. Ward also wants 1 groundman in Parker on 4-10s.
Does the board print overtime or per diem?
No per diem is printed. The Michels line says overtime is available and does not print the rate. The 5-10 line is 50 hours, and those extra 10 hours are not priced.
What are the book counts?
They are not stated. The outlook says Book 1 and Book 2 counts are not on the page.
Does Colorado require an electrician license?
C.R.S. 12-115-109 says no person shall work as a journeyman electrician, master electrician, or residential wireman without a Division license or a temporary permit. The longer writeup is the Colorado license guide.
Where is the hall?
The locations page lists 5965 E 39th Ave, Denver, Colorado 80207, and a Grand Junction office at 786 Valley Ct. It labels (303) 744-7171 as the phone and the dispatch number. The sign-the-books page says to leave a message at (303) 398-7348 between 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., and that dispatch begins at 7:30 a.m.
