
Skilled Labor ResourcesScaling labor resources to match project needs

OUR WORKFORCE HAS YOU COVERED
At CSI, we have the skilled labor resources that our customers need, when and where they need them. Our workforce is trained and managed under a single entity, ensuring consistent standards across productivity, communication, safety, and quality. Our proven performance on projects allows us to bring best practices, knowledge of local and regional conditions, and cohesive teams with established working relationships to each new project. The result is a reliable partner our customers can count on, project after project.
In addition, as a subsidiary of MYR Group Inc., CSI can tap into the resources and expertise of thousands of MYR Group Inc. employees throughout the U.S. and Canada. MYR Group subsidiaries and district offices include a wide array of seasoned industry experts, ranging from corporate, management, administrative, and field personnel. We often collaborate to share expertise, insights, and lessons learned on projects and can share and scale personnel resources as needed.

Strong Labor-Management Partnerships
CSI is a proud signatory contractor to the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW). We actively support and enjoy a strong relationship with our local unions and have always been able to count on them for highly skilled workers to add to our labor pool. Even during labor shortages, with their help, we constantly demonstrate our capacity to meet labor demands quickly.
Additionally, we are involved with local unions and their Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committees (JATC). We value and support our relationships at all levels and actively participate on JATC committees and in labor negotiations nationwide. Our recruitment efforts, in collaboration with JATCs, extend to high school students, military personnel, and rural populations. Because the availability of skilled labor is so critical to our industry, we value and continuously support the future of our electrical construction labor unions.