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Boilermakers Lodge 1506

Lodge 1506 ยท International Brotherhood of Boilermakers

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Contact

Mailing Address
Attn: Frank Spaits, Secretary-Treasurer 1353 Main StNorthampton, PA 18067

Officers 8

  • Scott Brobst

    President

  • Frank Spaits

    Secretary-Treasurer

  • Louis Edelman

    Vice President

  • Joseph Kosman

    Recording Secretary

  • John Russell

    Inspector

  • Schawn Schoch

    Auditor

  • David Daniels

    Auditor

  • Scott Brobst Jr

    Auditor

From the 2026 LM-3 report (opens in new tab)

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Federal Filing

Members Reported
37
Last Report
2026
Form
LM-3
File Number
7717

Members as the union reported them on its 2026 LM-3 report. Counts may include retirees and associate members.

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