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S
ince Jamco America is a Tier 1 supplier to Boeing, they work with
many suppliers in Washington State to produce products. Some of them
are: Universal Aerospace (Arlington), Cobalt (Everett), Multifab Man-
ufacturing (Spokane Valley), GM Nameplate (Seattle), Canon, Triumph
Composites (Spokane), and Pentz Cast Solutions (Duvall).
Yeates cites the company culture as a differentiator in the marketplace.
“It’s a great product; it’s on every wide-body aircraft; we can touch the
whole world with our products. We need to be competitive with compen-
sation, but the family feel of this company is a differentiator. The glass
ceiling is starting to fall away and we have opportunities to perform in
current positions.”
He added in response to market fluctuations, that in the Japanese culture,
“There is less of a knee-jerk reaction when the market fluctuates. If they
are good employees and want to contribute, they have the potential to
work here for a lifetime. Some employees have been here 15-20 years.”
The consistency in contract and performance is a good thing for their
414 employees. At Jamco America, there is nothing that sounds forced,
jammed, or crushed — in fact, just the opposite is occurring — a solid and
steady business with necessary aerospace market deliverables.
Jamco America Inc.
1018 80th Street SW.
Everett, WA 98203, U.S.A.
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
https://www.jamco-america.com
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