Educating. Communicating. Advocating. Since 1900.
For over a hundred years, PHCC of California has been dedicated to training, increasing the bottom line, and advocating for Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors’ businesses in California.
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PHCC
PHCC of California is the nation’s oldest trade association, delivering resources and training that advance the P-H-C industry as a science and a profession.
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MEMBER
Being a member of PHCC of California is becoming part of a federation, made up of local and state associations and the national association in Washington, D.C.
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EDUCATION &
TRAINING
Students find the right career choice for them with the opportunity to ‘earn while they learn’, zero student loan debt and an average salary of $65k a year.
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LEGISLATION & ADVOCACY
PHCC of California continues to represent and make a positive impact for Member Contractors at the government, business and industry levels.
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INDUSTRY
INFORMATION
The PHCC of California Connection Magazine and The eUpdate Monthly Newsletter keep members in the know with professional tips, legislation and more.
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Events
Monthly meetings, annual conventions, conferences and tradeshows provide networking opportunities and insider information for members.
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Kelly Ceballos | December 19, 2018 | News for PHCC Members - AllPlumbing organizations, and businesses are not made great simply by brand alone. Their greatness is guided by great leadership. The leadership that a company has is just as important as the products or services that they provide. Dell, BlackBerry, and Blockbuster were all companies that had phenomenal success but crumbled due to poor and inadequate leadership. There is a quote…
