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Brycon

I came to Brycon to help build and grow their IT department and I had a clear goal in mind about what needed to get done. My expectations were met and exceeded beyond what I had hoped they would during my 1st year. Brycon has a good work life balance that I needed and my coworkers and manager is very understanding. I have been given training and been assigned tasks that help me grow and learn about different things within the IT department (Networking, Servers, Software). I have never been bored and it keeps me on my toes. I have never worked for a company like Brycon before and I hope to keep growing and learning for years to come. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The total feeling of inclusion and being properly trained and certified to address any and all job related issues. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
There is very little stress related to working with this company. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Positive work environment at Brycon

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
My work day consists of conducting Tool Box talks, stretch and flex prior to the start of the day. Locating and properly outfitting various work crews; signing off on various forms and permits. Monitoring the activities of all contractors for safe work practices.

Immediate co-workers where great to work with. Unfortunately management was very disconnected from the work force it asked so much of. Last minute notification of mandatory overtime, late or non-existent employee reviews and compensation. Management did not like to hear the opinions of its employees, many laid off after they brought up issues in the field. Overall i loved my immediate co workers and foreman, but upper management made for an extremely hostile work environment. Management would under pay minority laborers, and at time would lay them of just to call them back a week later for less pay.

They butter you up with the pay and guranteed OT. But word of caution no one in management is on your side. If you don’t have any relations with any of the management or know anyone personally you’re never going to move up. This organization is all about who you know, not the knowledge you have. They literally hire anyone that’s willing to be a pawn. Every General foreman and foreman have personal vendettas against one another and stay within their own “cliques”. Such unorganized people and too many disgruntled individuals. I would advise seeking employment elsewhere. 

I worked here as a desktop support tech from January 2020 to March 2020 before they let me go for asking to go remote because of Covid 19 and the "IT manager" does not know what he is doing. You will be completely lost and no training will be provided. Don't bother. There's no management and the "IT manager" is just a network guy that fell into the position and the 5 owners are to chicken to fire him because they don't know about IT. Good luck but there are other positions.

Begin the day with stretch & flex excercises. Fill out paperwork for the daily job, including all safety hazards and rules to keep safe. Begin by getting tool cart and heading towards the job site. Always have in mind "Safety First". 
Co-workers must all agree on safety and who is to perform certain parts of the job. Always have a "spotter" when doing certain parts of the job that acquire an extra eye. 
Sometimes had to work in "Clean Rooms" and certain parts of Intel where wearing a coverall and masks was required. Thought this was a privilege to be asked to work in this part of the company.
Working here has been one of the best opportunities I have had. 


Brycon provides an excellent opportunity to develop a versatile skill set in industrial construction. Through hands-on experience across multiple disciplines—ranging from structural steel, mechanical systems, and cleanroom installations to finish work and logistics—employees gain exposure to a wide spectrum of construction practices. The fast-paced environment encourages adaptability and fosters growth in both technical proficiency and operational awareness, making it an ideal setting for those seeking to become multi-talented professionals in the industrial sector.

I enjoyed my time at Brycon, it was great meeting new people and i really enjoyed working on the FSB project. When transferred to a new fab it started okay, i put in my best work effort but couldn't really impress anyone. People already had their "favorites" and didn't really care for anyone else. They stared me at $9.00 an hour,when the starting pay was supposed to be $10.00. i got a raise of .50 cents ten months later, when i was supposed to receive on three months later. The hardest part of the job was working alone when i had a lot of work and heavy lifting to be done. The best part of the job was defiantly the people! i loved working with others and they always helped out when i needed it.

Horrible place to work if you have career goals, need to support a family, or truly care about quality workmanship. If you feel one should be paid for each hour one is working, it probably won't work out. 
Hourly employees are NEVER paid for holidays; PTO doesn't even begin accruing prior to 18 months; sick time begins immediately, but not allowed to be used for any holidays, so if you are considering hiring on with them, try to have enough $ to get you through the very dark and depressing holiday season. (Halloween through new year's day. This fact is conveniently kept secret as long as  possible. possible

I worked through a temp to hire service was made promises as others were as well they never materialized. Superintendent low balls wages makes empty promises and shines employees on about their concerns. 
Employees travel long distances Brycon doesn’t pay mileage like they say will they tell you the check is in the mail (lies) hoping you will just forget about it. I had to go through the temp service to get my mileage pay took 6 weeks to get it. I personally know other actual Brycon employees who have never got their travel pay they just give them one excuse after another. I was offered a position but declined .

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Support analyst 3 salaries reported	$24.17 per hour
Journeyperson electrician 1 salary reported	$32.56 per hour
Help desk analyst 4 salaries reported	$20.50 per hour
Junior accountant 2 salaries reported	$27.50 per hour
Superintendent 2 salaries reported	$76,000 per year

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