Welcome to UCEC! We are glad you landed here. If you're new to UCEC, take a look at the list below to learn more about our Arvada, Colorado panel shop. Have a question? It would be our pleasure to help.
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You are no doubt familiar with the ongoing Oil and Gas downturn that has placed a multi-billion-dollar industry in a desperate economic tailspin. Predictably, massive layoffs have occurred across all layers of the industry.
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UCEC is made up of talented people who are passionate about creating high-quality custom electrical control panels. Almost each month, we feature Employee Spotlights and other content about our team. We hope you like these glimpses into who's who on the team and what motivates everyone in the work they do at UCEC.
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Our executive and management teams work hard to give our readers a glimpse into the fast-paced world of custom panel design for a variety of industries. Today's post gathers several top blog stories in one place.
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When I hear the term “UCEC Built,” I think of the end product (panels) as a collaboration of an entire group of people. To create our handcrafted panels, it takes an entire team. All of us have to be on the ball, doing our jobs, to make a single product.
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The words “UCEC Built” speak of details to me. It means dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s. It means making sure everything is correct. Correct parts, fuses, nameplates, tags—you name it.
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It’s a quick tagline that conveys UCEC has the best technology and the best components put together by the best craftsmen. With UCEC, you are going to see the quality you might not see elsewhere. We’re building custom panels. There are no cheap, online products here.
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Some of us are old enough to remember that John Wooden was one of the greatest basketball coaches of all time. He led UCLA to ten national championships in 12 years, including seven in a row. He built his team around a “Pyramid of Success” that was based on what he believed were the building blocks for success.
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