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One idea that is core to who we are as a company is the notion that we will never stop trying to improve what we do, and by extension, improve our products and how they work for our customers. This idea shows up in a number of subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) ways. Like simply labeling the wires inside our drive, so you never have to wonder which is the correct wire to work on.
SPOC Automation is honored to be recognized by CIO Review as a "Visionary in the oil and gas sector" and as one of the 20 most promising oil and gas technology solution providers. SPOC Automation's Vice President, Ted Wilke, dives into specifics in a CIO Review article discussing a range of automation solutions that help customers increase their liability and efficiency of the equipment.
Jason Gimeno has recently been named as SPOC Automation’s newest sales manager. He will be based out of Calgary, Canada.
Pat Nichols has recently been named as SPOC Automation’s Operations and Logistics manager. He will be based out of the Trussville corporate office and will be primarily responsible for management of the company's operations, supply chain and logistics.
Adding Brains to the Wellhead, is the headline about SPOC Automation featured in this month's publication of Business Alabama.
Justin Woodrum has recently been named as SPOC Automation’s newest electrical engineer. He will be based out of the Trussville corporate office.
SPOC Automation Recognized As Finalist For "Veteran Friendly Company" --Two Employees Also Recognized as Veterans of Influence
Do you ever sit in traffic on a long commute to your office and think, ‘there has to be a better way to get to my job?’
Imagine this: It’s the middle of the day and the sun is blazing. You’re out in the field doing your best to fix an equipment issue, but you’ve run out of ideas. You’re tired and frustrated and feeling stuck. No one else is around and you need some help in a hurry.
Companies everywhere are learning the value of a diverse workforce, there’s another aspect of diversity that’s less discussed but vital to business success: diversity of thought.