painter

mig welder

truck driver

quality control inspector

materials supervisor

A. M. Haire Manufacturing & Service Corp

This is a manufacturing facility that builds truck bodies.  We get to work with hand and power tools throughout the day to build bodies for fortune 500 companies.  Hustle and hard work are rewarded with pay increases at 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year for all new employees.  You are given a chance to learn and lead if you are an "A" player.  You must be hard working, dependable, and have hustle to work in this production setting.  Our culture rewards dependability and effort.  The owners are good people who take time to get to know us and will break bread with us.  You're certainly not a number when working here, you are part of the family & crew.  Supervisors and team leaders are in working roles so they help guide us throughout the days to hit our numbers.  The hardest part of the job is in the summer time when you have to deal with the heat.  We will open the doors and turn on fans but it still gets warm.  They give us water coolers, popsicles, and drinks to stay hydrated.  The most enjoyable part is that each month they give us $50 for having good attendance, another $50 for the whole team having good attendance, and a chance for another $100 for working safely.  It's hard to find a place that will give you this much opportunity these days without college degrees or advanced education.  AMH is a force to be reckoned with in the industry and will only get better with time.  If you are a hard worker and have hustle then it is a good place to work.

At AMH there is a strong cohesion between management, office personnel and the manufacturing teams, starting with high professional and ethical expectations from everyone in the company. Many members of management, the office and manufacturing arrive early to work and don’t mind staying past closing time if needed to finish important work.

The customer base at AMH is made up of individual businesses, truck dealerships and easily recognizable national fleets, resulting in a wide variety of products designed, manufactured and ultimately delivered by the AMH transportation team to all 50 states. 

I find AMH to be an excellent place to work which provides me with many goals, challenges, wins, flexibility, support, and excellent friends to laugh with many times a day.

The company is now 48 years old with the Haire family still in ownership, and will remain that way for many years to come. I highly recommend that if you’re looking for a  place to work and willing to make a commitment to be better every day, than AMH is the place to work.

Truck body manufacturing is not easy and is full of challenges, but if you enjoy working with others to get tough tasks accomplished and believe that 'Made in the USA' has meaning, then AMH is a good place to work.  If you enjoy working with a team of people with varying degrees of experience and skills then AMH is a good place to work.  If you enjoy seeing the results of your work, everyday, then AMH is a good place to work.  If you like rewards for your performance, attendance and safety, then AMH is a place to work.  If you like training, development and opportunities then AMH is a good place to work.

If you enjoy operating a machine that produces the same item, hour after hour, with no challenges or changes, putting in your 40 hours and just getting a check, then AMH will probably not be a good place to work.  If you like the sameness that a comes with an unchanging work environment that can easily be replaced by a machine or an imported product then AMH will probably not be a good place to work.

This was my first full-time job upon graduating college and I worked here close to two years before moving out of state.

During that time, I learned a tremendous amount about how a manufacturing environment works and how every department has to do its part to keep production going. This was especially true during the worst of Covid and management did a tremendous job adapting to an unprecedented situation to save the livelihood of their employees. 

This is a place where the work you do has a direct impact on production, and that is a responsibility that should be embraced.

I am extremely grateful for my time spent here and the awesome group of people I got to work with every day. 

I started with AM Haire in Sept. 2020 after being laid off in July 2020 due to the pandemic.  My wife and I moved to NC in 2018 from Maryland and I can honestly say that this is the first place I've worked since we moved down here where I actually feel I fit in and am appreciated for the hard work I put in.  The ownership is top notch and genuinely cares about not only the success of the company but cares for the success of their employees.  The SR. Management team is top notch as well.  Just like every company it has it struggles but we are constantly looking at ways to improve our processes and work environment.  I am excited about the success and direction of the company.  Ownership and management is constantly upgrading equipment and work spaces to make them more safe, efficient, & productive.

Most reviews are spot on.  New people hardly make it past lunch before they just walk off the job. Sketchy equipment,  no tread on forklift tires. Expected to stack and organize 1000 pound lift gates 6 high on a mud pit surface, not concrete.  Management will lie and throw you under the boss to cover there mistakes. Perfect example of how NOT to operate a business.  Stay away and save your sanity. Non management staff are awesome. Training, what training??? People need to have there hands held everyday to do here job, even if it's only driving chassis from the front yard to the back, pathetic.  

Absolutely horrible place to work at you get hired for one thing and have to do 1000 other things as far as being moved around constantly and off of the job you was hired to do I have honestly seen better out houses than this place. It was absolutely horrible and I will never work there again. Not to mention they are talking about you having to clock out just to go use the bathroom now so have fun with that to if you work at this place.


Typical work day Mon thru Fri. 7:30am to 4:00pm. Some overtime may be required which would change workday from 6:30 am to 5:00 pm. Production line process. Room for advancement for the right team member who is willing to go above just the norm. Competitive pay, flexible vacation after accumulated time, Attendance bonus every month rewarded for no absence, Safety awards for every 30 days there are no loss time accidents.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Worst company I ever worked for.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Managers have no respect for employees 


What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Awful. There is no respect. Get talked down to constantly. And worked to death.

A.M. Haire is the best employer I have ever worked for.  I have been working in the accounting field for nearly 6 years and began my Accounting Manager position with A.M. Haire in June 2020.  The work environment is very professional and friendly and the company has constructive internal controls.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Painter 4 salaries reported	$24.00 per hour
Mig welder 5 salaries reported	$21.90 per hour
Truck driver 3 salaries reported	$650 per week
Quality control inspector 2 salaries reported	$21.00 per hour
Materials supervisor 1 salary reported	$52,500 per year

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