All-Clad Metalcrafters

Used a intern to do mass hiring which isn't a problem If your honest with those you hire as you can imagine he was not. Your put into a department and may be asked to do cell member paid jobs without the compensation or pulled to go to mainly packing if they are down a member.  Sure you will be at top rate in 3 years because they are not consistent  at all with training people. If most days you just have enough people to run that department hard to advance and learn. Benefits suck unless your single.  Ya you get discounts on the pots and pans but good luck affording them when they pay you poverty level wages.  Depending on the department you may have to relieve someone on the line  so you punch in early start work early ..don't get paid for it and cannot leave till your shift time is over.

Hands-on, somewhat of a fast pace, and you will learn a lot in a short period of time. I didn't have any experience in machinery but quickly learned how to dial in various machines for different stages of the process. The manager for my turn was a great guy. The manager would jump in and help whenever a situation arose. The team leaders were always around to help and answer questions. The rest of the crew were more than helpful in making sure you succeeded in your role, not matter what position you are working. The hardest part of the job is having patience while learning. At first everything seems to be moving so fast but once you get the hang of it you will be fine. For me, once again the learning and the team were the most enjoyable part of my time at All-Clad. Thank you for the opportunity!

As a cell lead for over a year here the place was great, pay was good and my management was amazing until we had a French manager that was pro micro-management. If you don't mind the swing shift or midnight you'll love it. Other then that great place to work and advancement is quick if you show effort. Luck of the draw with job placement as Assembly is hands down the worst area to be placed. The temp hires were sometimes a bit spacey but they usually weren't there long.

Temperatures are brutal in the summer. Shifts are set with voluntary or and some mandatory Saturday's. Pay starts at 13 in 3 years your up to almost 19.  Most positions are dirty and require some mechanical ability. Most of the management is lazy and no matter how much you produce they want more. Benefits suck for just me I was paying $50 a check which isn't bad until you realize that it covers nothing until you pay $2500 out of pocket then the percentages they pay are a joke after that. In closing if you can take the heat and just want a job that pays decent it's not a bad place to work.

When I got hired they told me "the more you learn the more you get paid" What they didnt tell me is that after 3 months they'd stop testing me on different machines so I wasnt given a raise. They also said they'll let you know if you have to work on the weekend, then proceed to just schedule every saturday. so they can cancle if they need to.

Best part of the job is the people.
Worst part is the company.

Started working at All-Clad a year ago and thought it was going to be easy but they do not train you at all like they said they will. Human resources puts so much stress on the shift managers and they will harass you. They will not show you what to do and expect you to know it all by day one and the worse part is the machines break down very easily and quickly and they will get mad at you and expect you to take at least 20 seconds to operate their machines. DO NOT WORK HERE IT IS A NIGHTMARE!

What is the best part of working at the company?
Working with my crew members and being a part of something bigger 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Working with the day supervisor in the forming department 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Okay, for the most part, but it could be better in some areas.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Steady work that keeps you on your toes.

I have worked here for many years and it is not a bad company to work for. The work place is fairly clean and most of the people are friendly and helpful.. Upper management could use some changes in personnel.
Over all the wages are not terrible and it is a union shop. We get 11 paid holidays a year and paid vacation days. They offer a 401 k retirement that they will match up to 5 percent.

All-Clad Metalcrafters would be one of the strongest recommendations for work, if it weren't for a handful of issues.
1) Labor Pool employees are treated like disposable workers
2) management was fine i guess
3) some managers only care about quantity then quality 

They lie to you not 8 hours they mandate overtime every week if your in clad all they want is numbers management don’t have a clue no advancement get full pay after 3 years cause they don’t train you for you can get anywhere throw you on midnight and you try to bid off it the job disappears so your stuck on midnight while new people get daylight place is a joke

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