At Milne Electric, Inc., we acknowledge and honor the fundamental value and dignity of all individuals.
Everyone has a right to work, to learn, to be respected, and to be included.
We will create and maintain a workplace and community that includes and strives to advance people from
diverse backgrounds and ethnicities.
We are building our policies and procedures to track and continue to improve our outreach and hiring practices.
MWBE Outreach – We will work hard to maximize opportunities for Minority and Women-owned Business Enterprises and the trades. Milne Electric will continue this work by finding ways to bring MWBE firms and workers onto larger projects to work with us and learn about the industry so they can grow their firms.
Worker Outreach – Milne is reaching out to communities, schools, and training facilities to educate and encourage disadvantaged minorities and women to join the electrical trades. The electrical trades need good people and are lucrative careers.
Many areas we build in are disadvantaged. Our people at Milne Electric use these opportunities to hire local minority workers, speak at schools, community centers, colleges, and more to introduce and assist those who may want to consider the trades as a career.
We support a variety of community activities where we build, in our industry and throughout the Puget Sound to enhance DEI efforts.
Through our community outreach, we help guide potential electricians by helping them become pre-apprentices. We often hire individuals early for various positions and provide mentoring so they can see what electricians do first hand. This regularly leads to apprenticeships and a solid career. Our goals are to:
Jimale Technical Services, Inc. (JTI)
Office of Minority & Women Business Enterprises
IBEW Local 46, 191, 76
Associated General Contractors of America, Inc
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Milne Electric is an advanced Electrical Contractor and Technology company founded in 1990 to provide excellent customer service and improve our communities by providing living wage jobs, building projects that enhance our lives, and being strong community partners.
As Milne Electric’s Division Manager of Structured Cabling for more than 12 years, he has worked on a wide variety of projects from Boeing and University of Washington to many of our public schools, malls, industrial sites, and data centers. He likes working at Milne because they are a local company that allowed him to create the department and conduct jobs throughout the greater Seattle area and nationally.
Ralph’s favorite things about working at Milne is the daily teamwork, the relationships, and that Milne cares about their customers first.