APAC Mississippi

I’ve worked here a year, need more pay for what’s asked of us. We are mechanics, welders, office personnel, run 5 or 6 different pieces of equipment but not paid anything extra for working different equipment or areas, what we know, and our experience, new hires make right at what experienced workers make, and there’s not much room for advancement unless you have a college degree(from what I’ve seen). It’s not a terrible place to work they have worked with me on time off for family events doctor appointments ect… the turnover rate is pretty high because some have found better paying jobs or they had problems with some supervisors. The equipment breaks down a lot sometimes for days , sometimes it’s fixed quickly   Depending on parts.

awesome learning experience. A management trainee is an entry-level position designed to develop future leaders within a company. This role involves a structured program where trainees rotate through various departments, gaining hands-on experience in different facets of the business. Trainees are mentored by senior managers and are expected to contribute to projects, analyze business operations, and identify areas for improvement. Key responsibilities often include conducting market research, assisting with budgeting, and supporting day-to-day operations. The goal is to equip trainees with a comprehensive understanding of the company's operations, strategies, and culture. Successful trainees demonstrate strong leadership potential, problem-solving skills, and the ability to adapt to various roles. This position is ideal for recent graduates with a business background who aspire to move into management roles. The experience gained as a management trainee is crucial for career progression into higher leadership positions.

Pay is inconsistent. If it rains, the temperature is to cold, if they decide to cut off work early for the day, or the asphalt plants break down. You don't get many hours and you are not compensated fairly for those days. Co workers were great, foreman and Superintendent were great but the guys above them were terrible. Constantly lied about how much work was available and how many hours were going to be worked for the week, undervalued the crews work efforts, and consistently hid the true rate of pay at which equipment operators should have been paid on federal and state jobs.

While working at APAC I learned many new skills. I was responsible for payroll production, accounts receivable, new hires and setting up insurance for new employees. I also prepared contracts for bidding jobs. I worked in a small office with very friendly co workers. Management was very easy to work with. they always made themselves available for any questions that I had. The most enjoyable part of my job was working with the new hires and helping to prepare them for a new chapter in their life. I also really enjoyed the people that I worked with.

You have to stay on your toes about safety and work ethics, its more than one task at hand you have to sweep wield repair replace and climb. The company tries to keep some stuff you need but a lot of times you have to wing it to get something fixed.

I started at APAC as data entry for payroll.  I was promoted to Contract Administrator and Payroll Clerk. 
It was a small office and everyone worked well together.  
The hardest part was the Certified Payroll when the contractors didn't pay the correct money to employees.

Worked here for 23 1/2 years.  APAC has made alot of structural changes during that time within Divisions and Branches.  Due to those changes they closed the Vicksburg office. 
Most employees that work here have many years of service with APAC.

It'd be better if management reevaluate the foreman. No real chance at progressing up the ladder. Getting hired starts you doing hard work whole others avoid work or you while you work. Lol

Good company to work for.  Allowed employees to take care of business while expecting positive results.  Expected a lot out of the employees while allowing freedom for family time and time off.

This job is no good for hard working people  also the lack of pay and teamwork and less benefits and unstable schedule and work in 90 degrees weather outside with no provided berveges

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