assembler

quality assurance inspector

material handler

fabricator

painter

Alumacraft

They say the job is four 10's a week, but that's a huge lie. My very first week, the employees told me it's been 50+ hours a week for the last several years. They were not at all transparent about this. The employees are so burnt out on working long days that they gossip and fight all day. I decided to quit, and like another reviewer has said, they still haven't paid me for the two weeks I was there. I'll give them 1 more week to pay me....or I will bombard their office with calls until they pay me.

I would not work here coworkers are pist off most of the time you get treated poorly management has no clue on what they are doing and they talk down to you and blame everything on you when boats goals are not met and most of the time 10hrs a day you stand around waiting for something do then they make you work overtime to make up for their mistakes training process is bull if you even get trained safety is not a real big concern as they have over crowded work spaces employs get hurt all time tools are junk and don't work right 

I started my day by checking orders into company data base, then check-in the order I started to work on, then inspect boat by company procedures, then label the boat for any further inspection from different department to fix. Once the boat is ready I'll finish the order by assembling chairs, order picking different items the customer order required. Management was hard working and push you to your limit, The hardest part of my job was that my department wasn't a team. What I enjoyed most about my job is that I worked independently.

Supervising employees keeping everyone moving and motivated while working with everyone where ever and whenever needed. I've learned that you can never learn to much. Management of co workers and self with home lives of both can be challenging. hardest part of the job is time management always keeping the balance of parts and production lines going. The most enjoyable part of the job is the product we are building and the friendships of the co workers.

The management doesn’t seem to care about workers and the way they feel. They just slap a bandaid and call it a fix, but when it comes time to when it’s has to be fixed they ignore it. The people that have been there 4+ years treat the new employees horrible. They lied in orientation about raise and such just to get you in the door and continue to lie to keep you there. Overall not a very good place to work. There’s no teamwork and no respect either way. 

I was lied to the entire time I was there. I was given minimal training and then I was expected to know everything. On how to operate the equipment. They say safety is a big thing. It wasn’t for them, but they expected you to uphold safety standards. They said it was Monday-Thursday, that turned out to be a blatant lie. The pay was good but that was about it. The facility can’t support the amount of work they wanted us to produce. They say say that “we’re family” ok that was a lie to. 

Everyone seemed like family in the office at Alumacraft.   Even the workers in the plant were considered your brothers and sisters.  Everyone got along and it was a laid back atmosphere.  It got busy during some parts of the year and everyone worked together to get the job done.  If one had to work over, others would offer to help so that person didn't have to stay long.  Over all it is a great place to work.

I worked with a group of childish individuals. My job wasn't particularly hard. The people around me plus management made the job unbearable. Co workers felt that they didn't have to uphold their end of the work. All you heard was rumors and gossip and so after taking my issues to management over 3 times, I parted ways. Instead of them allowing me to pick up my already mailed check, they put it back in the mail and I have yet to receive my hard earned money. I will be taking it up with the law.

I got hurt in the job and they made me sit in the first aide room well my hand was bleeding deciding weather I can go to the hospital or if they were going to put a bandage on it then I got hurt letting the boat floors and they once agin made me sit in the first aide room to decide if I can go to the hospital and once I went to the doctor he wrote me a doctor note saying I couldn’t return to work until after a week and they said they never got the doctor note when I dropped it off I. The office

Things were OK to start and being there almost 2 years it doesn't really show in my wage I started at 15 and hr and went through the 30, 60, and 1 year reviews and was at 16.50 when they decided to do a plant wide raise to start out at 17 an hr so it was kind of a slap in the face because I'm at 17.50 now and there's guys that he been there for 30 years and are maxed out at 18.50/hr when new hires make 17.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Assembler 40 salaries reported	$22.76 per hour
Quality assurance inspector 5 salaries reported	$21.80 per hour
Material handler 7 salaries reported	$22.50 per hour
Fabricator 7 salaries reported	$23.71 per hour
Painter 2 salaries reported	$27.24 per hour

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