IUEC Local 133 was established on June 24, 1957, and has been serving Austin and the surrounding areas ever since. Over the years, local has seen continued significant growth, initiating new members every month, and at the rate Austin is growing, it won’t be slowing down anytime soon.

To see the impact that Local 133’s members have had on the community, you simply need to take a look at the Austin skyline. When the COVID-19 pandemic brought about global change, our frontline essential IUEC members stayed the course and provided necessary construction, service, repair and modernization to the people of North America.

Some of the notable projects that have been completed in the Austin area include the two largest condos west of the Mississippi—The Austonian and The Independent—and the home of the new Tesla factory. One of our mod crews worked at the University of Texas Tower giving its elevators a much-needed overhaul. 

Local 133 members have played a pivotal role in helping construct the new Austin Football Club (soccer), and installed the elevators at the only Formula 1 racing track in America, Circuit of the Americas (COTA), as well as the largest indoor waterpark in the USA, Kalahari.