truck driver

welder

receiving coordinator

production worker

outside sales representative

ALLIANCE INDUSTRIES

This is the worst companies I've ever experienced. HORRIBLE, micromanaging culture. Sr leadership is unprofessional, disorganized and petty.  Ownership appears civically minded with parade floats and charity sponsorship, but they skimp on safety and avoid investing in equipment and tools that make the job safer and healthier for the staff. Office employees were frequently terminated and had absolutely no job security. They seemed afraid to be friendly because someone was always getting fired.

The work is physically hard and dirty, it's hot, it smells bad... that you know going in. What you don't expect is the lack of professionalism, the inflated egos and the ignorance of middle management. They take no responsibility.  New people leave for lunch and DON"T COME BACK, it's that bad working here. You can taste the dust and paint fumes in the air, it's disgusting.  Managers will use excuse after excuse as to why jobs can't be made safer or easier for employees. You will not feel safe working or breathing here. 

If you work in shipping, know that truck drivers detest coming here.  They complain constantly about long waits and the horrible conditions. This company is extremely disorganized. You will be yelled at by frustrated drivers constantly.

Do yourself a favor and get a job at Quik Trip or Target. You won't inhale toxic chemicals all day, you'll get paid more and the benefits are much better. I'd NEVER recommend Alliance.

A typical day at Alliance Industries Inc. for me included: driving a fork-lift, making sure parts were of adequate quality, giving breaks to other co-workers on the line as needed, general preventative maintenance, tested paints to assure quality, along with other tasks. During my time at Alliance I learned how to test paints for quality, how to drive a fork-lift better and how to be more self-motivated. The management at Alliance could have been run more smoothly, with better communication between the management team and the employees.The co-workers were friendly and did an acceptable job. The hardest part of the job was having three supervisors and communicating with all three. Some days they would each assign me a job to do, and contradict a different supervisor's assignments. This could be very stressful. I did enjoy being able to work at my own pace and having different tasks to do everyday.

This place was amazing to work at when I started. It's not the worst I love the people I work with, which makes the days easier. 
Now hardly any of the machines run properly making operator jobs way more difficult than it needs to be. If things were fixed properly when pointed out.. itd make things a million times easier. Oh and if something breaks, even if it was brought to the supervisor/managers attention beforehand, WHEN it breaks it is blamed on the operator. Management takes no responsibility for their negligence. There is alot of disrespect from higher ups towards the operators. There is A LOT of favoritism. 
And it has nothing to do with if you're a good, hard working person. It ALL has to do with if you don't speak up about problems you see. The less you say the more you are liked and the more you get paid. 
If you want to work in a place where you are treated fairly, where management doesn't talk down to you and there is room to advance and make more money, to get compensated for the work you do.. this IS NOT the place you want to work.

The core machines are neglected to the point of being a safety hazard.Safety issues on all levels are ignored if brought to the attention of the plant manager.BEWARE of the plant manager.He will lie to you and about you to cover up all his wrong doings.Dont go to owners with issues they will only refer you to plant manager.He will only argue with you and walk away while you are speaking.No one there cares they are only interested in covering there own backs.The favoritism is REALLY bad.Some employees are expected to work while others are allowed to stand around.Its a very hard place to work for.The work isnt that hard but the unfair treatment and disrespect makes it very hard.Not in anyway worth it.Sad that such a friendly small town area has such a mid evil employer in its midst.

Stay away. Nothing more than that. If you are an office worker, you will be overcome with fumes from paint and solvents on a daily basis. Your clothes will be ruined. 

Any time I wanted to talk to my boss, his boss stepped in with ridiculous requests, constantly questioning things, micro-managing and an attitude. 

The office environment was filled with toxicity, almost as much as the fumes. Swearing and abusive language is the norm, in both the office and manufacturing. Bullying and name-calling is prevalent.  

Safety...what a joke...the one guy that was putting his finger in every hole in the dam was treated so poorly that he was ready to rage quit. 

Anyone who works here, office or manufacturing, will regret making the move.

Definitely not a safe work place, specially with all the So2 gas you breath in an formaldehyde, You breath it in and your short of breath for about 5min scary, can kill u as well, an the management is the worst they dont wanna spind the money to fix nothing extremely cheap an almost everything is wrapped in duck take, And the rafters in one section is rotten an can fall anyday and the electrical is the worst i have ever seen in my life Arc flash has never been done you lunch breaks are only 15min, who eats that fash and the pay isn't worth nothing, And its very dark in their sand everywhere not a good environment to work, water back up into the building just a disgusting place to work.........

Having worked in multiple plants, in multiple positions,  this job is not always easy. It can be dirty, it can leave you sore but you will always leave with a sense of accomplishment. Its a paint shop, if you don't expect to get dirty, you're wrong. You work with steel and cast iron, just like a Foundry. Hard work and persistence will take you a long way in this company. Management has always gone the extra mile. Life happens and they understand that. Lots of overtime available. Room to grow within. If you're looking for something easy, go somewhere else. If you want to build yourself a career, apply here. Good stepping stone job. Good employees are rewarded.

This company has a great foundation for success, nobody in the business can do more with less,  that being said, doing more with less is really how things are done,  as stated in other reviews machines and equipment get neglected for lack of funds. Employees voice their concerns and it gets blown off like they are just whining,  preventative maintenance is considered continuous improvement, whilethe Ownership staff is great to work with personal relationships with upper management makes them turn a blind eye towards their misconduct and the way they treat employees.  The open door policy just leads to getting treated worse a d employee input means nothing when money is involved.

Family owned business with room to advance.  They are not afraid to make changes and try new ideas. 

Friendly culture, nice people. They make you feel welcomed on day one. Lots of lunches. They recognize your birthday and anniversary. 

Like other growing companies in the area, they are short staffed in certain areas. There is a generous referral bonus given to current employees who refer in talent. 

Hourly employees have tons of bonus opportunities based on their attendance history.  A new program allows employees to learn and earn with raises given for learning new skills. 

Hard work. It's a physical production job but a fun crew to work with.

There is a reason this place goes through HUNDREDS of people a year and it does not even have 50 people per plant. The plants are hot and humid and the work is hard and when you tell them you are sore or even hurt yourself they get rid of you. The pay is OK but for what you have to do and go through is not beneficial. The new management is the worst I have seen and micromanage everything, they think they can do everything better than you and when they can't; it is still your problem! For the love of God, stay away, you would be better off anywhere else.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Truck driver 2 salaries reported	$23.25 per hour
Welder 1 salary reported	$23.50 per hour
Receiving coordinator 1 salary reported	$22.00 per hour
Production worker 1 salary reported	$30,000 per year
Outside sales representative 1 salary reported	$80,824 per year

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