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Oregon PHCC
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Organization Overview
As a central figure in Oregon's plumbing, heating, and cooling industries, we are committed to empowering our members through continuous learning and knowledge-sharing. Together, we work as advocates, representing the interests of our professionals and promoting responsible practices. ORPHCC takes pride in being a tight-knit community, offering numerous opportunities for networking, engaging events, and meetings to foster meaningful connections and collective growth.
Through the collective power of plumbing, heating and cooling contractors like yourself, ORPHCC fights for your rights with regulatory agencies (Building Codes Division, OSHA, etc.) and at the Capitol building in Salem. While the government can’t (and shouldn’t) guarantee you’ll be profitable, the rules, regulations, taxes and fees created by the politicians can make it nearly impossible for you to make a profit. That is why ORPHCC works hard to protect your interests when the politicians are in Salem. Check out our government affairs page for more in depth information.
Our association campaign fund continues to help elect candidates who are concerned about our three biggest issues: Growth, apprenticeships and regulatory overreach!
Through the collective power of plumbing, heating and cooling contractors like yourself, ORPHCC fights for your rights with regulatory agencies (Building Codes Division, OSHA, etc.) and at the Capitol building in Salem. While the government can’t (and shouldn’t) guarantee you’ll be profitable, the rules, regulations, taxes and fees created by the politicians can make it nearly impossible for you to make a profit. That is why ORPHCC works hard to protect your interests when the politicians are in Salem. Check out our government affairs page for more in depth information.
Our association campaign fund continues to help elect candidates who are concerned about our three biggest issues: Growth, apprenticeships and regulatory overreach!
