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Local 139 Apprenticeships

Join the ranks of the most well-trained and well-paid apprentices in Wisconsin. The Local 139 apprenticeship program accommodates heavy equipment operators with little to no experience in the field. Learn More

Calendar of Events

Keep yourself up to date on the happenings of Local 139. We hope to see you soon!

Full List of IUOE 139 Events

Benefits of Organizing

Organizing is extremely important to the membership of Local 139. Our organization efforts increase our market share, which means increased bargaining strength. The benefits of organizing are undeniable.
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Local 139 works tirelessly to provide a voice for its members, and we value your contribution. We’re stronger when we work as a unified group than we are as individuals.

IUOE 139 News & Notes

Holiday Office Hours - Friday, April 19th, 2019

POSTED: April 19, 2019

Because of contractual obligations with its clerical union, the statewide offices of Operating Engineers Local 139 will be closed Friday, April 19 in observance of Good Friday.

Fifth Annual Construction Workers' Memorial Service

POSTED: April 18, 2019

Local 139 would like to encourage members to attend the 5th Annual Construction Workers' Memorial on April 25th.

Seventh Annual Local 139 Golf Outing

POSTED: April 15, 2019

Registration is open for the Seventh Annual Local 139 Golf Outing on Saturday, June 15 at the Waushara County Club in Wautoma.

2019 Summer Gun Raffle

POSTED: April 13, 2019

The 2019 Summer Raffle is open! New this year, one ticket two drawings! $20 per ticket enters you into both the Summer Gun Raffle and Grand Prize Drawing. Purchase your tickets through Business Agents or at District Meetings.

WI DOT Bid Lettings – April 9, 2019

POSTED: April 11, 2019

Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Highway Construction Bid Lettings occur on the second Tuesday of each month and as available for any additional letting.

2019 Spring Externship Day

POSTED: April 4, 2019

Preparing Students to Fill the Construction Industry's Skills Gap