Laborers Local 155

Laborers Local 155 Laborers' Local 155 represents hardworking men and women in South Idaho
under the 46th parallel. Loc Please bring copies of ID, S.S.

As an affiliate of the Laborers' International Union Of North America (L.I.U.N.A.),
we are part of a team, working in North America's largest industry - the construction
industry. The skills of a laborer are diverse, requiring classroom instruction and
hands-on training which members can attain at the Oregon Southern Idaho
Laborers Training School which is located at 580 West 19th Street, Idaho F

alls, ID
83402 - (208) 542-6240. Because of our diversity the Laborer is often the first craft
on the project and the last to leave. Traditionally, the following scope of work has been assigned and performed by Laborers', but not limited to: All concrete; pouring, placing, vibrating, chipping, grinding, sawing, mudcutter, chuteman, red concrete, coring, drilling, curing, patching, dry patching, bush hammering, grouting, shotcrete, gunnite, strike off, scaling, epoxy*Sandblasting/Greencutting*All Pipelaying & conduits including unloading, handling & distribution/vaults*All scaffold/shoring*Trench:backfill, compaction, sanding, grade checking, hand propelled trenching machines, fine grading, ditch digger*All clean up including final -all craft clean up/micro cleaning*All landscape:irrigation pipes and control*All tending to trades*All fiberoptics: conduits, tuggers, setting vaults*Cathodic protection, grounding, communication cables* All demolition-cutting, burning, plasma arc*Material handling*All walk behind equipment*Forms:stripping, oiling, cleaning*Distributions of ice/drinking water*Forklift(incidental to trade)/for all stocking purposes*Hand work/hand tools*All fence: including safety, turtle, chain link, mortarless&mortar*Tool cribs* Traffic control/flaggers* Temporary tack welding*Stocking of all paint, drywall taping(mud/wallpaper), framing materials*Asphalt raker, ironer, spreader & lubeman*Guinea chaser/grade checker*Multi plate*Riprap*Gabion backet builder* Pipejacking*Micro tunneling* Directional drilling* Hazardous Waste Worker* Plaster tenders/plaster pump* unloading of all trucks ( jobsite/storage)* Vaults:setting and leveling*Dust control*Fine grading* Furniture stocking*Hod Carriers*Mason tenders* Liner installation* Tunnel & shaft workers/miners*Air Trac Rock Drillers, Powderman*High scaling & laying of nets* Fire watch*Guardrail erector*Mainline and distribution pipeline workers*faller and bucker- chain saw*track labor. To become a member of Laborers' Local 155 you must first come into the office
(either in Idaho Falls or our satellite office located in Boise, ID)
and fill out an application in person. card and any certifications (Front and Back )
that we can keep on file. Once your application is completed there will be a
one-time cash charge of $35.00 to be placed on our Registration list (D-List),
any payment after that can be made with check, money order, or cash. To retain
your place on the Registration List you must send in a $32.00 registration fee
every thirty (30) days or once and month. Once you are on the registration list and
gain employment and earn your union hours you will advance on the
Out-Of-Work List if you should become unemployed. A-List - 4000 union hours worked and up
B-List - Apprentices
C-List - 750 - 3999 union hours worked
D-List - 0 - 749 union hours worked (Registration List)

As you gain employment, there is a one-time membership initiation fee of $350.00
and should be paid at $125.00 per week worked until paid in full.

05/01/2026

Happy May Day Brother's and Sister's,
Here's a message from your G.P. Brent Booker.

Brothers and Sisters,

May Day is rooted in history and sacrifice, but more than anything, it is about power. The power we build when we stand together.

This movement was born here in the United States, on the streets of Chicago at Haymarket Square in 1886. Workers demanded something simple but life changing, an eight-hour day. They faced violence, intimidation, and uncertainty, but they stood strong together and changed the future for generations that followed.

That same spirit lives on today.

Across the United States and Canada, Laborers are rising. Through Laborers Rising and our March to One Million members, we are growing our union, strengthening our voice, and securing real opportunities for working families. Every jobsite, every apprenticeship, every organized worker moves us forward.

But let’s be clear, what we have was never given, and it can be taken if we don’t stay ready.

The right to a safe job. Fair wages. Strong benefits. A secure retirement. These are the results of workers standing shoulder to shoulder and demanding better. And today, those gains are being challenged in ways that demand our attention and our action.

May Day reminds us that progress only happens when workers refuse to back down. It reminds us that solidarity is not just a word, it is how we win.

So, as we honor those who came before us, we recommit to the work ahead. We organize. We grow. We fight for each other. Laborer to Laborer. Because when we stand together, there is nothing we cannot build.


Happy May Day. Keep the power of solidarity alive.


Fraternally yours,

Brent Booker
General President

Messages from this year’s NABTU Legislative Conference.
04/28/2026

Messages from this year’s NABTU Legislative Conference.

02/20/2026

Brothers and Sisters,

A message from your G.P. on the Gateway Tunnel.

02/20/2026

Here’s a message from our Brothers and Sisters in Local 472.

02/09/2026

Brothers and Sisters,

Here’s a statement from Local 472 and the Governor of New Jersey.

02/07/2026

Brothers and Sisters,

Listen to this one from your General President Brent Booker. This one hits hard for some of our Members.

Brothers and Sisters,This statement from your General President Brent Booker has to do with the off shore wind projects ...
12/24/2025

Brothers and Sisters,

This statement from your General President Brent Booker has to do with the off shore wind projects that just got cancelled. Unfortunately this is not the first time that he has gone to battle over these projects.

Politics should never cost working people their jobs. Suspending offshore wind projects days before Christmas puts thousands of members out of work and throws families into chaos. Let us work. Stop playing politics with our jobs.

🔗STATEMENT: https://www.liuna.org/news/story/liuna-general-president-brent-booker-responds-to-christmas-project--shutdown

Brothers and Sisters,Message from our G.P. Brent Booker
12/20/2025

Brothers and Sisters,

Message from our G.P. Brent Booker

Brother's and Sister's,Wanted to give a shout and congratulations to our District Council Business Manager Jeff Gritz on...
10/09/2025

Brother's and Sister's,

Wanted to give a shout and congratulations to our District Council Business Manager Jeff Gritz on being the Featured Volunteer for the Union Sportsmans Alliance. Oregon & Southern Idaho District Council of Laborers Laborers' Local 483 LiUNA Local 737

Union Insurance Group Commercial Insurance Broker Nick Giovenco's family legacy ignites a lifelong commitment to service and the outdoors.

Address

465 W 17th Street
Idaho Falls, ID
83402

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Friday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm

Telephone

+12085290191

Website

http://www.laborers155.org/

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