Login to the Local68.org Website will be sporadic this weekend while we perform system upgrades.

If you cannot log in, try again Monday.

Our apologies for any inconvenience.

All Local 68 member Union ID cards expired on December 31, 2022.

We are working on producing replacement cards for everyone, but have hit a technical snag delaying production.

Continue to use your existing Union ID card until you receive a replacement in the mail, hopefully by the end of January.

Our apologies for the inconvenience.

All of us at the IUOE Local 68 wish you and your family a happy and healthy 2023.

The local68.org website has undergone some changes to update the underlying technologies it uses. Thank you all for your patience while the changes were made.

The look is mostly the same, but note that once you login, the Members menu has been moved under “Welcome <your name>” on the top menu.

If you have trouble, use the Contact Us form, or call Rob Adams at 973-244-5818

Please pardon our appearance while we make some updates to the local68.org website.

There will be periods between Monday 11/28 and Wed. 11/30 where things may not look as expected.

Thank you for your patience.

Local 68 Member Billy DelRosario daughter Isabela was presented with a State Board of Education eSTEM award at OLA Edwards Community School in Hillside, NJ.

Congrats to Billy & Isabella!

Man, what a scorcher today!  Another great day with my Local 68 brothers volunteering for Habitat for Humanity in South Amboy. Such a tough group of hardworking guys! The house is up and waiting for spackling, so we packed and delivered a couple truckloads of scaffolding to the Plainfield warehouse and built an 8×8 shed for the new homeowners. Great day outside with great people!!

Saturday March 19, 2022

Local 68 Apprentices got together for a Habitat for Humanity build day in Landing, New Jersey.

A last-minute work situation almost had me reschedule/cancel, however Tyler Dellorusso (2^nd year apprentice) stepped up and lead the team.
Tyler has volunteered many times before and has a good working relationship with H4H Foreman Mike Dakak.

Our brothers and sisters worked together in the fog and drizzle, to prepare a property lot for delivery of a house.

The crew spend the day digging and picking trenches, installing silt fencing and backfilling.

“They all worked very hard and well together and I have nothing but great things to say about the crew” – (Mike H4H foreman)

The house being delivered was built by students at Roxbury High School and awaits delivery to this location. Here’s the NJ.com story about the house being built.

Morris Habitat for Humanity

Another job well done by our future Operating Engineers!!

Kind Regards,

Chuck Ransiear

Due to supply-chain issues, we are temporarily forced to put a hold on Local 68 Merchandise sales. No new orders can be placed at this time.

We hope to resume sales in a few months once the problem subsides.

We thank you for your patience, and appreciate your support.

Chuck Ransiear once again took a crew out to volunteer with Habitat for Humanity. Here’s what he had to say…

Habitat for Humanity project day with some Local 68 brothers. Small crew today due to COVID restrictions, but you wouldn’t be able to tell with the work these guys accomplished. I really enjoy getting the opportunity to work with the next generation of Operating Engineers. These guys are truly talented hustlers, that get the job done and done well!

All of us at Local 68 wish a very happy Thanksgiving holiday to you and yours.