Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Trusted Electrical Contractors Association in Springfield
The Oregon Pacific-Cascade Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association has served the electrical contracting industry since 1974. Our chapter collaborates with Local Unions 280, 659, and 932 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers to ensure a highly skilled workforce prioritizing safety and excellence. We advocate for industry standards, provide educational resources, and develop safety protocols to advance electrical contracting. Our members benefit from cooperative labor relations, governmental affairs representation, and risk management programs. With over 50 members representing 180+ contractors, we cover regions from the Oregon coast to California.Our commitment to quality is reflected in the NECA Guarantee, ensuring reliable, on-budget services. We partner with the National Electrical Contractors Association to influence national standards while addressing local needs. Our educational initiatives and training programs support workforce development and technical proficiency. We maintain transparency in operations and prioritize public safety alongside industry growth. For nearly 50 years, we have remained a trusted leader for electrical contractors in the Pacific Northwest.
Services
Industry Advocacy
Workforce Training
Safety Compliance
Labor Relations
Standards Development
Details
- Year established: 1974
Highlights and features
- We partner with IBEW unions to ensure access to skilled, trained electricians
- Our advocacy shapes favorable policies for electrical contractors regionally
- We provide specialized safety training programs developed with industry experts
- Members gain access to exclusive labor relations resources and support
- We offer continuing education classes to maintain technical proficiency
Services
Industry Advocacy
We represent electrical contractors in legislative and regulatory matters at state and local levels. Our team engages with policymakers to shape favorable regulations for electrical contracting businesses. Through collaborative efforts with NECA's national office, we address industry challenges while maintaining safety and quality standards.
Workforce Training
Our partnership with IBEW unions ensures access to comprehensive apprenticeship and continuing education programs. We coordinate training that meets evolving industry needs, covering new technologies and safety protocols. This ensures contractors have access to qualified electricians proficient in modern electrical systems.
Safety Compliance
We develop and implement safety programs that exceed OSHA requirements for electrical contractors. Our initiatives include site-specific safety planning, accident prevention training, and compliance audits. These programs help reduce workplace incidents while lowering insurance costs for member companies.
Labor Relations
We facilitate cooperative relationships between contractors and labor unions through collective bargaining agreements. Our expertise helps negotiate fair contracts that balance business needs with worker protections. We also provide dispute resolution resources to maintain productive work environments.
Standards Development
We contribute to creating and updating electrical installation standards through collaboration with national code committees. Our members receive guidance on NEC compliance and best practices for consistent, high-quality electrical work. This ensures industry-wide adherence to safety and performance benchmarks.
People
Monique de Boer
Executive Manager
With over a decade of experience leading electrical industry associations, Monique directs chapter operations and strategic initiatives. Her expertise in NECA programs enhances member value through improved industry representation and educational opportunities.
Melinda Sinay
Bookkeeper
Melinda brings 37 years of financial management experience from the medical services industry to support chapter operations. Her background in compliance and business finance ensures accurate financial reporting and efficient administrative processes.
Stephanie Stoner
Administrative Assistant
Stephanie provides operational support with 15+ years of office administration experience. Her organizational skills and attention to detail maintain smooth day-to-day chapter operations while supporting member communications.
Mike Brye
President
As owner of Camp Creek Electric, Mike brings hands-on electrical contracting experience to chapter leadership. He chairs the board while maintaining active involvement in industry code committees and apprenticeship programs.
Eric Davis
Treasurer
Regional Vice President at EC Electric with 28 years in the industry, Eric oversees chapter finances. His career progression from apprentice to executive provides practical insights into contractor needs and workforce development challenges.
Questions
How do I become a member of the Oregon Pacific-Cascade Chapter?
Contact our Springfield office to discuss membership options for electrical contractors. We offer tiered membership levels with benefits including advocacy support, training access, and industry networking opportunities.
What areas does your chapter serve?
We represent contractors across Oregon including Western, Central, and Southern regions, plus Northern California counties. Our service area spans from the coast to Bend and Klamath Falls.
Do you offer educational programs for electrical contractors?
Yes, we provide regular classes on industry standards, safety protocols, and new technologies. Recent offerings included solar installation training and code update seminars.
How does the chapter support labor relations?
We facilitate collective bargaining agreements with IBEW locals and provide dispute resolution resources. Our team offers guidance on maintaining productive labor-management relationships.
Can non-members access your safety training programs?
While priority is given to members, some training programs are available to non-members for a fee. Contact our office for current class schedules and registration details.
How does the chapter influence electrical codes and standards?
Our representatives serve on state and national code committees. We provide technical expertise and contractor perspectives to shape practical, safety-focused electrical regulations.
