International Website
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MOST
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Request chain of custody
1-800-395-1089
Safety Glasses Request
1-800-395-1089
Most Safety Glasses Request Form
Boilermakers National Funds
(Pension, Annuity, Insurance)
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1-866-342-6555
Cigna
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1-800-235-7748
Delta Dental
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1-800-234-3375
Vision Care
1-855-249-2298
Boilermaker vision claim form
Express Scripts
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1-800-655-0459
Boilermaker Vacation Trust
1-800-833-2682
Vacation Plan Description
Substance Abuse
1-877-244-3572
Boilermakers National Apprenticeship Program
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1-708-636-6656
Apprentice LMS login
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MOST BDS
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Common Arc
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1-630-232-8378
Illinois Unemployment
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1-800-244-5631
IBB Constitution
Downloadable PDF of Constition
Boilermaker Reporter
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AFL-CIO
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Illinois AFL-CIO
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Register to Vote, Illinois
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1-217-782-4141
Change Info with National Funds
Call 866-342-6555 (tell them to change info across the board)
BNF – Change of Personal Information Form
Local 363 Referral Rules
Click for local 363 Referral Rules
Stewards Toolbox
The role of Union Steward is an important one and not to be treated lightly. As the ambassador of the Union you are responsible for the following:
- Lead by example. You must act professionally, work smart, work hard, and treat everyone equally and with respect.
- Introduce yourself to all Boilermakers and identify yourself as the job Steward. This displays a union presence on the job
- Communicate with the members on a regular basis.
- Communicate regularly with the area Business Representative
- Be the Unions safety representative. Take part in Joint Health and Safety Committee meetings, relay information between the members and the contractor and vice-versa
- Monitor layoffs, quits, dismissals, transfers, name hires, apprenticeship ratios, absenteeism and poor craftsmanship
- Encourage members to attend monthly Union meetings and vote in elections. Attend meetings yourself.
- Know the contract you are working under. Ensure that the contract is followed, both by the contractor and the Union members
- Be the first contact for health and wellness related issues. If a member expresses a need or appears in need, be there. Contact your local Business Representative if needed
- Be the eyes for the Union regarding jurisdiction. Contact your Business Representative with any questions or concerns
- Become familiar with the Contractors disciplinary/worksite rules. Be armed with knowledge of the rules and facts of the situation when representing a worker at a disciplinary meeting
- Address a foreman, worker or supervisor directly if a problem should arise
- Always work to keep the crew on the job
- Represent everyone fairly and without prejudice
- Keep a logbook. Update Daily
- Maintain a positive attitude, encourage morale, recognize good craftsmanship
- Be proud to represent your Union!
Here is a link for the steward’s sourcebook on the IBB webpage: https://boilermakers.org/resources/stewards_sourcebook