Community

equipped to handle projects of all magnitudes

Olsson Industrial Electric is a full-service provider of electrical engineering, construction, and control systems. Our electrical construction capabilities are second to none. With six state-of-the-art facilities across the Pacific Northwest, Olsson Industrial Electric is equipped to handle projects of all magnitudes. Discover the capabilities of each of our locations and how we can meet your project’s exacting requirements.

Community at Olsson Industrial Electric

At Olsson Industrial Electric, we measure success not only in megawatts and milestones but in the strength of the communities we call home. We invest time, resources, and heart in partnerships that remove barriers for kids, open doors to healthy activity, and build pride.

Our Focus: Access, Belonging, and Opportunity

Too many students grow up without safe places to play, learn teamwork, or feel part of something bigger. We support programs that change that equation, pairing quality facilities and mentoring with nutrition and hands-on learning, so that every student can see a future for themselves and feel supported getting there.

Partnering with Huddle Up

Olsson Industrial Electric proudly supports Huddle Up, a nonprofit making youth athletics accessible, especially at Title I public schools. Working directly with school districts, Huddle Up builds regulation-size, community-serving athletic facilities and programming that get kids moving and connected. Its inaugural project, the Richard “Rich” Schwab Memorial Field at Maple Elementary, set the standard with a modern synthetic-turf field donated to Springfield Public Schools.

 

A broad coalition of community supporters and corporate partners helps fund these facilities and keep programming accessible, with visible champions inspiring kids and families.

Beyond the Field: Food, Gardens, and Giving Back

School-based gardens and local partnerships harvest thousands of pounds of produce for families, supporting dignity at home and focus at school. Much of this food is distributed through Food for Lane County’s county-wide network. These programs also teach vocational and life skills, from planning and teamwork to basic culinary techniques.

How We Show Up

We fund and sponsor facilities and programs that remove pay-to-play barriers; our people volunteer and mentor; and we build coalitions with districts, nonprofits, businesses, and civic leaders to deliver complex projects.

Join Us

There’s a role for everyone: coach, mentor, volunteer, or sponsor. Learn more or support the next facility at Huddle Up’s website.