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Fill in for Project Manager in absence.
Coordinate work activities of administrative support staff.
Perform essential job duties of administrative staff in their absence.
Assist with interviews and selection of new employees.
Provide orientation session to all new employees, assisting them with getting badges, office supplies, necessary work equipment, etc. Assist with yearly performance appraisals.
Distribute mail, memorandum, letters, etc. from AIDT main office to staff.
Maintain local personnel files.
Attend weekly staff meetings as necessary.
Prepare reports for Project Manager as needed.

Good: Half days on Friday and a paid week of at Christmas.
Bad: You will start off at the low end of the salary range ($65K—never mind the $80K they quote).  Super dysfunctional managers and leadership.  Which is odd, because they teach this stuff!  New employees are tasked with all the jobs the senior employees don’t want.  You are treated pretty bad the first year.  If you can survive five years it gets better (because you can put your work off on junior employees).  You are forced to pay into the RSA Pension.  If you need a job, this will work until you can find something better. 

From what I’ve seen, as long as your job is not considered administrative, working for them is wonderful. Teachers work half the time but paid full time.  Cannot advance without a degree despite the fact the whole premise of the company is to train and equip people to get a great job and better their livelihood. Corporate office Is not in touch with employees at the other locations and that customers treat state employees like door mats

Overall, AIDT is a great place to work. Great pay, benefits, hours, PTO hours. However, the management is very poor and your opinion doesn’t hold weight when it comes to making your work experience better. Most managers are outstanding to work with but you do have managers that are very overbearing and makes the work experience awful.

A typical day at work consisted of diagnosing equipment, providing orientation and instruction to and evaluation of the candidates, as well as daily report of scores and evaluation of candidates. Management was not present often and a bit distant. The most enjoyable part of working at AIDT was interaction with my co-workers and assisting candidates with testing for a possible assembly position.

Terrible place to try and work. Management never came to work so they had no idea what is going on there.management would wait until the last minute to decide you needed to do something. Would not advise anyone to work there.

The most enjoyable part of my job is knowing that I have helped citizens of Alabama gain meaningful employment. I have learned how to communicate better with others.

AIDT is fully engaged in building the Alabama workforce. I appreciate their commitment to training and development. I enjoy my time and experience there and look for ward to being of service at anytime in the future.

I love working for AIDT. I am in hopes of finding a job with work hours that will allow me to continue working there. The employees are team players, the hours are flexible and we are always learning new things

Project Managers are...not people friendly. They outwardly profess their lack of willingness to work with others. Like any State funded project, don't expect anything to move quickly.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Instructor 5 salaries reported	$73,952 per year
Operator 15 salaries reported	$20.10 per hour
Maintenance person 15 salaries reported	$37.93 per hour
Project manager 9 salaries reported	$75,540 per year
Welder 6 salaries reported	$23.86 per hour

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