quality control inspector

finisher

shipping and receiving clerk

senior installer

junior installation technician

Amuneal Manufacturing

While the work Amuneal does is interesting in nature, and while there’s some cool people that work there- I found Upper Leadership to be completely out of touch with what it’s like to be an individual contributor. The majority of them have never worked a normal wage job and got leadership positions right out of school. While that can be OK sometimes, they surely didn’t seek out feedback from the team. Honestly the only people that did ended up leaving recently due to not being able to go anywhere with their efforts to make the culture better for the employees. I was disappointed with my time at Amuneal and can’t wait to leave. Leadership would sometimes pull me into conversations to make it seem like my voice was heard, only to go with their own way of doing things. 

My typical day at Amuneal was ok. I loved my manager but didnt care for his supervisor. Things were very unorganized between upper management and my finishing team. I learned how to work different machinery as well as some industrial chemicals that I never knew or heard about. The culture was fine. Small company that tried their best to make everyone feel like family. The hardest part of the job was working in the extreme heat. Air wasnt allowed because it would interfere with the finish of the metal. The chemicals are so strong that they may cause you to break out or get burned badly. The most enjoyable part of the day was getting my work done and getting a profit share check every three months.

The company was adapting from a split operations "mom and pop shop" to individual customer specific single organizations.  There were growing pains. I gained a lot of technical writing and logistics experience.  The people in majority were welcoming and helpful.  The job had an enormous amount of projects to manage and daily problems to solve, which I found most enjoyable because I strive to feel a sense of accomplishment.  There were differences in leadership that posed complications at some hurdles, and operators that opposed that they were growing and changing, that was the hardest part about the job.

You get promoted based upon whom you know or are related to. So people who are entry level get pushed aside for personal and familial acquaintances. You get hired as a temp to.prove yourself and you get people hired right out and they make more then you do. But you had to prove yourself. Again it's a race preference thing there. I made my own lane and left my mark that never will be forgotten by the ones who valued the body of work I left behind.

Made friends who are like family, I wish them well there.

Like most jobs, you can find things grump about if you’re looking. I enjoyed my time here. I got to work on some really interesting projects and learn some machines that I hadn’t had access to at other shops. The pay isn’t terrible but it’s not great. It’s supplemented through profit share, which can be a nice chunk every quarter, but they’d be better off ditching it and offering higher wages. 

Overall the people at Amuneal are driven and creative problem solvers.  They encourage each other and support each other and even when days are difficult or long, coworkers have helped me through and encouraged and appreciated me and made my work and time feel valued and important.

Team is great. Collaboration with the shop is great. Projects are great.
Being micromanaged by the ceo with unrealistic deadlines that forces you to work overtime consistently.. not so great. Many false promises are made and told to you in order to onboard you, but in reality you have no voice. But the profit sharing is nice. 


While working on alot of different projects, i learned many new techniques for fabricating with various metals etc. Hardest parts of the job were keeping a great attention to detail while meeting strict deadlines and overtime. but getting the satisfaction of getting projects done with the best results..

Similarly to an Ivy League high school. Hierarchy arrangement, with limited diversity throughout the entire building. Very segregated! On the bright side, there's room for artistic expression, creativity, & effective communication throughout projects.

Not minorities friendly they have the systematic racism there. I was basically forced to work remotely when I had 1/2 of my foot amputated. If you only care about making money they are great. But gives no respect to minorities

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Quality control inspector 2 salaries reported	$22.25 per hour
Finisher 3 salaries reported	$18.04 per hour
Shipping and receiving clerk 1 salary reported	$19.50 per hour
Senior installer 2 salaries reported	$90,000 per year
Junior installation technician 2 salaries reported	$60,000 per year

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