mechanic

quality control inspector

material coordinator

recruiter

timekeeper

Bay Ltd.

Enjoyed working for the company. Learned a lot in the 2.5 years I was employed with them. They have the best safety record I have ever seen at any plant or job site. 
 Started out working for one of Bay's client office offering them document control/secretarial services and then was moved to the main Document Control office in Befab. Had a lot of responsibility, which I loved. Worked 11 hours daily, 6 days a week. Money was good and I enjoyed the company of my coworkers. 
Only complaint is that they are extremely trigger happy when it comes to lay offs. I watched so many people get laid off or terminated in the office and in the field during my time here almost weekly. 
I was laid off with no notice what so ever. Not even a goodbye or a good luck from upper management was a slap in the face. 
Enjoyed my time here but it was time to move on to somewhere who values their employees a litter better.

Very busy 7 days a week.  I have reached my peak without potential for growth.  Management is Safety and Safety is management.  I take a lot of pride knowing I was a part of the 50 million man hour team without an injury or LTA.  The hardest part of the job is delivering responsibilities to my subordinates on transient job sites; such as multi unit turnarounds, shut downs, revamps, etc.  My number one concern is that of the safety of not only “our” employees and the delivery of a positive impact as a company to other companies regarding safety.  Therefore, producing an intelligent and safe a work environment for all that may potentially be affected.

This review is specifically on the Highway Division. Typical day you show up to the driver's room at 6:30 am, and wait to be dispatched. The highway division is a pretty small fleet, maybe 30 drivers or less last I was there. You'll either operate an end dump, belly, or tandem dump truck. You'll haul sands, gravels, hot mix, (asphalt for the roads) dirt, rip rap, etc....It's mostly local work within the coastal bend and surrounding areas. Pay is decent and average. Overtime is paid. You'll average 60+ hours a week, weather permitting, because rain outs are a thing. Sometimes they may need you to work nights. Good group of drivers, most people are friendly enough. 

-We would arrive at work and begin our daily safety meeting. Communicate with day crew to see what changes had been done. set up light plants in proper and needed areas. Load Frac Sand trucks with proper Sand. Load HCL Acid into Tanker trucks. Fuel up equipment as needed, do routine equipment checks to make sure everything was in working order.
-I learned more about the oil field and how to handle certain situations. 
-Management was awesome up until the time I left. That being one of the reasons for leaving.
-Co-workers were great and hard working people.
-The hardest part of the job was working at night.
-The most enjoyable part of my job was being able to work 70+ hours on a weekly basis.

Bay is a very good company to work for. The pay is great and so are the benefits. They tend to keep people with seniority working for them. Very few opportunities to grow with the company if you are starting from the craft level even with a degree in construction management. The work environment is more like an extended family. Safety is a core value within this company. Wish there were more opportunities to grow and further ones career but like I said, chances are very limited since the ones at the top seem to be very comfortable with the way things are even if some of those things are wrong.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The hours were decent but the pay not so much. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Not knowing your schedule and having to deal with a boss who plays victim when he cusses you out and you get upset at him for it. Boss was probably the worst in my career if I’m being honest 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Co workers were amazing and made me want to stay and tough out the bs days.  Every other department was easy to deal with 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Get micro managed to he||and get yelled at for taking a break

The company here in Tulsa is run by a 70 year old man who refuses to update and use current AutoCAD programming. They use version 2007, yet they also dont use model/paper space or any other modern technology associated with it. It would be faster to use a pencil. The office is a pit of a place. Often temps in the summer reach over 80 degrees with no ventalation..You will freeze in the winter and work at a desk from 1970.

It is a conservitive office..meaning all sorts of political propoganda paced around about the end of the USA and cospiracy theories..I know not professional at all. So get ready to step back into time.

Arrived, firs thing meeting to organize the work for the day and the security of the workers, then take my tools ready, clean the area, build a platform check that everything is secure for the next steps for the cement workers, star building next platform.

What I learned is that Security of all of the persons in the plant is everybody's responsibility.
My co-workers and I were a team where we protect each other while working
Management had meeting with us for a brain storm, asking us suggestions of how to do things better
The hardest part of the job was when we had to work in the mud.
The most enjoyable part of the job as the security we had

Supervised night shift, excavating dirt from borrow pit and embanking in fill area. We then processed material to 1 ft lift. I learned patients, when I started the job I had a crew of 12 and none of them had any highway experience. Most of them had very little experience with the equipment they were operating. With in a month they were a safe efficient crew that were capable of performing multiple task in a professional manner. The most rewarding part of my job was teaching my crew how to stay safe while still meeting production goals.

Always getting the chance to learn new things and step up in the job, being able to learn how to run different equipment and learn all new jacks of trades. Good supervisors to be working for as well as working with other co-workers always giving you some good advice.
Hardest part probably trying to train new co-workers how everything works when they didnt want to be there. I really liked being able to work outside and having the chance to get over time almost every week.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Mechanic 8 salaries reported	$27.50 per hour
Quality control inspector 3 salaries reported	$36.00 per hour
Material coordinator 3 salaries reported	$21.57 per hour
Recruiter 1 salary reported	$21.50 per hour
Timekeeper 1 salary reported	$18.50 per hour

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