The Signatory Painting Contractors Organization (SPCO) members are commercial, industrial and multi-residential painting contractors. General Contractors, building owners, project managers and property owners depend on SPCO member contractors to expertly prepare and paint surfaces in projects such as buildings, schools, hospitals, bridges, barges and ships.
SPCO members maintain an OSHA approved Safety Committee to assure maximum safety education and compliance. Dedicated training center for journey level continuing education and complete apprenticeship program. SPCO member contractors are always looking for highly qualified and motivated team members.
If you are a journey level painter looking for employment in commercial or industrial painting and coatings, please call or email directly to the SPCO member companies listed in the membership roster. Union membership will be required and includes medical, dental, vision care, pension and vacation pay.
SPCO members maintain an OSHA approved Safety Committee to assure maximum safety education and compliance. Dedicated training center for journey level continuing education and complete apprenticeship program. SPCO member contractors are always looking for highly qualified and motivated team members.
If you are a journey level painter looking for employment in commercial or industrial painting and coatings, please call or email directly to the SPCO member companies listed in the membership roster. Union membership will be required and includes medical, dental, vision care, pension and vacation pay.
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Safety and training are a priority for our painting contractors. General contractors and project managers throughout Oregon and Southwest Washington rely on our members for painting contractors they can trust to be aware of best practices for key health and safety issues. We are the Signatory Painting Contractors Organization (SPCO) and our member firms are dedicated to the painting industry.
At FD Thomas we hire amazing professionals with "can do" attitudes and train them to work to FDT standards. We consistently exceed expectations by providing service, safety and quality without surprises. Our goal is to create a workplace where the employees stay for a lifetime of ever-expanding expertise and customer return again and again for the performance and value they've come to rely on.
Our commitment is to achieve sustained customer satisfaction by making safety, quality and production the cornerstones of our company. When it comes to industrial and marine coatings, our customers demand that their contractor be fully knowledgeable from initial consultation, through coatings choices, surface preparation and skilled application procedures.
Over the last five decades, our mission statement has guided Long Painting in our growth to become one of the largest and most respected painting contractors in the nation. Based out of Kent, Washington, we primarily serve people and businesses in the Northwest, including Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, and Northern California.
Since its inception in 1989, Purcell Painting and Coatings has been focused on being more than the largest multi-service painting company in the Western United States. We're focused on being the best. Whether your project is commercial, industrial or marine, Purcell has the experience to plan, apply and maintain the latest in paint and specialty coating technology to insure the protection, beauty and durability of your project.
Reviews (7)
James Jimmyjames McNamara
Feb 02, 2020
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I’m always glad to hear the SPCO. I’ve been following them from the early days. I will always support them any way I can. They ebb and flow musically speaking. They have moments of sublime music making and moments that are in the shadow of their peaks. Inside information, the word is of political infighting. From the outside it seems easy to solve. Serve the music. No one is above that. Music is not a democracy. It is not even fair. One person makes the decisions. That’s obvious. The real question is where does the money go and who makes those decisions. Administration should listen and listen
Martha Beltz
Nov 18, 2017
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K. Bell
Aug 30, 2017
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As a musician and violin teacher from Montreal, Qc, I had the great pleasure of hearing the SPCO perform last weekend in Minnesota (Great Benson Hall, Arden Hills) with the wonderful and charming, violinist Pekka Kuusisto. On a beautiful Sunday afternoon, my sister and I were treated to a lush repertoire of Sibelius' works, performed by their extremely talented and enthusiastic artists. They spared no energy in relaying their love of music to us. Mr Kuusisto also 'wowed' us with a unique encore playing violin while whistling a haunting folkloric tune that soon transformed into a full-blown, foot
Nicole Sauer
Aug 06, 2017
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Steve Kummer
Jun 26, 2017
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I am a somewhat regular attendee of SPCO concerts -- and a younger one at that. My experiences with audience members and the air of snootiness and discourtesy I've experienced on multiple occasions at the Ordway's Concert Hall has pretty much broken my enjoyment of this world class orchestra. This third time was at a concert on Sunday 9/17 and constituted irate parents who were upset when I asked their kids to please stop kicking my seat and was berated by their idiot helicopter parents who denied it. And the problem is, if you raise an issue then the rest of the passive-aggressive attendees give
Max Morris
Jun 25, 2017
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Randall Ryder
Jun 25, 2012
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My comments direct themselves to the fuund raising efforts of SPCO. Last week I received a solliciation at two minutes until 9 P.M. from a man who was insistent in talking with y wife. I told him she was not home. He then launched into her support of SPCOand asked me for my support. I told him I did not support SPCO. He then said he would call back sometime fr my wife. The next day at 6:20 P.M. he again called. I told him to take our number off the calling list, that the calls were intrusive and unwanted. He then raised his voice telling me I had asked him to call back at 6:30. When I informed
