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 My experiences at Aspen, There's no teamwork. You get one 15 minute break & one 30 minute break. The line leaders or quality control person takes longer breaks like it doesn't apply to them. Lots of gossip, slackers, rule breakers, and pettiness.There aren't enough Operators, sometimes they manage multiple machines. Lots of messed up plates. There need to be training for all. When production comes down the line the tables are overflowed. The boxers get backed up trying to pack and palletize.This place charges you $5 a box of plates. Scrap that comes out the bailer is recycled for cash. They can give a box or two free sometimes. The reason I'm still here is because I'm dealing with this pandemic. If i had a opportunity for better i would be gone. Good Luck to you if you plan on working here. I pray your experiences are better than mines.


As a machine Operator the day can go smooth if you have packagers that pay attention to the machine and notify you when a problem is occurring so you can diagnose the cause and keep it running with minimal downtime, and if you have a good co worker to help you put rolls on the machine. Half the time though they don’t pay attention so you’ll get machines getting backed up and another one will go down while your fixing it causing a chain reaction. Staff shortages lately have only enhanced the problem because You’ll find yourself doing the work of three people by yourself and having to skip your break just to keep up. If you have people that pay attention and a co worker that can use teamwork to keep things smooth the job isn’t that bad. But in the current state of affairs it just isn’t worth it at $14.25 an hour on 11pm-7am shift

What is the best part of working at the company?
the pay and benefits were up to par with the workforce

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
constant criticism from the supervisor while LEARNING the duties and layout
doing the job with outdated worn out dangerous equipment
dodging the part time help wandering around the warehouse looking for a place to hide or smoke while clearly high on substances

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
disrespectful, distrustful, dangerous due to the extremely poor quality of the warehouse equipment and the employees not following safety protocols where forklift travel lanes are involved

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
stressful due to the poor condition of the equipment and the lack of safety sense by the employees

This is a very stressful place to work due to the machines being old. Most days consist of fighting the machine and making bad paper plates while getting burned cause of the dies being so hot. The heat constantly goes out. Breakers are tripping and sparking fire throughout the day. The wires just hang there exposed so it's pretty unsafe. Everything is manual...If anything breaks on the machine you have to fix it with your own tools while maintenance walks around all day or they're sitting in their office. Expect to work alot of Saturdays too. It's also extremely hot. They keep all the doors closed with very little fans that barely work.. Management doesn't care about their employees and supervisors just sit in the bathroom on their phones... this place should be avoided at all costs!!

Blazing hot in the summer and freezing during the winter. There is one drinking fountain to split between their 100+ employees per shift. The restrooms are a bio hazard. There is constantly urine and/or feces on the floor.  There is little to no interaction between the "management" and employees. The plant manager's wife owns the vending company and instead of supplying water to the employees that is accessible she charges a dollar per bottle of water to people that are making maybe 9$ per hour. People fall out all the time because of the heat and poor working conditions. Unfortunately a majority of employees are African or Asian Immigrants that have no recourse for the horrendous work environment.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Wonderful  experience  of learning how to make paper plates and bowls . Understanding how the equipment works. Learning proper use and little mechanical  work being taught .

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Working with bad rolls of paper, instead of good quality paper.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very productive,  alot of cleaning of an mess being made.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
One day it can be good next day it can be bad. It varies how things are running and doesnt need to be repaired.

I wouldn't recommend anybody over the age of 25 years old to work here. This job is for children and young adults under the age of 25 years old who are just starting off there life and looking to build work history / job experience to help get a better job. Management sucks, No beneifits for the employees, Once you clock in, you can't go back outside build for anything, unless you get permission to, its extremely hot, and the work is very easy, but they make it very hard for you. I promise.

Managers dont care about you, supervisor flirty & unprofessional. Will try to turn you against other coworkers, & wont acknowledge you if you dont want personal dealings with him. Picks on certain employees & will pick until they find a reason to fire you, especially if hurt on the job & are filing a claim or have an open case. No AC, scorching hot summers & freezing cold winters. unsanitary conditions. Dont waste your time getting trapped here! No respect, and no opportunities for advancement.

What is the best part of working at the company?
None. Its like a prison if your working in production.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The management. Nepotism. ASST.MANAGER HIRED BOYFRIEND AND PRODUCTION MANAGER HIRWS HIS SON.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
They really don't respect the employees. They team up to fire people. No organization. Prison like.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Hot in summer no ac. Cold in winter no heat.

A typical day starts talking to previous shifts machine operators about problems. Check quality of products. Troubleshoot. Prep material.

 Supervisors and production management are not good trainers. However they expect way too much from operators.  Operators can pass supervisor and production manager knowledge level in eight months.

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