service technician

service technician ii

field service technician

supply chain specialist

warehouse worker

Busch Vacuum Solutions

As a proud employee of Busch, I’ve always appreciated our company’s commitment to diversity, inclusion, and fostering a sense of belonging. However, I am concerned about the recent holiday approvals for 2025, which removed Martin Luther King Jr. Day and did not include Juneteenth as a recognized holiday.

These holidays are more than just days off—they are symbolic acknowledgments of significant milestones in the ongoing struggle for equality and civil rights. Recognizing them aligns with our stated values and sends a clear message that Busch genuinely cares about the diverse issues our employees face.

While business considerations are, of course, important, prioritizing employee engagement and retention is equally vital for long-term success. Acknowledging these holidays could strengthen our reputation as a company that is not only in tune with the times but deeply cares about its people. It would also help maintain the remarkable legacy that Busch has built over the years.

I believe that by reinstating MLK Day and approving Juneteenth as company-wide holidays, Busch can continue to lead by example, demonstrating that it values the voices, histories, and contributions of all employees.

I loved my job, but I very quickly dreaded going to work. If you're not part of the clique, you go nowhere. The slaray wasn't bad, the benefits were OK (the education benefit was a joke). Forward thinkers need not apply... there's lots of talk about open mindedness, new ideas, extra effort recognition, etc... but if your ideas and effort aren't in-line with the "project of the day", the backlash is horrible. Leaving this place was a relief just to get away from the management. If all you want is a job, and you don't care to put thought into it, this is the place for you. If you want to feel as if you contribute, look elsewhere.

If the company actually followed it's own rhetoric and followed through with improvement initiatives, it would be an amazing place to work. But so long as they continue to employ managers that want little more than more power and glory, the company will continue to wither. Sad really...

Work days are wither busy or slow and can range from Preventative Maintenance to replacement of equipment.
Bending, stopping, being down on the ground is almost constant while working.
Some work requires full body chemical suits and respirators.
The budget is more important than safety equipment and tools here. Safety concerns are addressed at a pace slower than a snail can move 100 miles. 
You'll work around caustic, corrosive, deadly, toxic, flammable, and process gases. 
Safety is on the back burner and profit seems to be more important than our health.
Management is hectic as it seems like upper management has everyone doing multiple positions without assistance or pay increase/promotion.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Unorganized environment and they talk about doing things, then nothing happens! They order things that don't get ordered right young MEs and have too many meetings about meetings. Really they are trying to be Stihl which I worked at, until they had cut backs. This place is behind the times of technology!

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Not getting the things I need to do my job

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very laid back but super bad pressure when something bad happens.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Ok until something bad happens

For the most part Busch was a good company. Worked there for 22 years. Apparently my performance declined. Was never informed of such until I was let go. No HR intervention nor Supervisor intervention. I worked there and built an ISO 9001 organisation. I led them to successful customer experiences and repeat business.

Busch, at least for me, is not an appreciating company.  

I gave them 22 years of service only to be let go for something I was never even told about.

Not an appreciative company.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Worse job I've ever had horrible leadership don't recommend anyone for job at busch!

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Too much favoritism over work very underpaid not worth time they only seek what u don't do no good

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Too hot basically all men and the leads are horrible it's just the worse place I've ever work and it's ridiculous how that place being ran!

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
My day was waiting on parts never have what's needed to complete a days work then it's a rush to complete work

You're given impossible setpoints to achieve with no help or direction from the current management other that sell everything (I was not in sales but had to sell anyway with NO sales training) at the ridiculously high prices. Management are doing what the plan is for this week. They don't look long term. I couldn't grow my new area in the middle of covid so I was let go. I hit the goals for last year and always had a great review but had pay held back because it wasn't the goal measure for the new current management.

I worked there without any problems for 4 years, I was even the company event planner. When people in upper management they hired a "big wig" from Chicago and the entire atmosphere changed.
My manager was fired and I had to take over his workload resulting in me constantly working 50 hours a week plus at times and constantly being stressed and upset.  At review time I was completely dismissed.

The management is impossible to deal with and do not care for the employees.

The benefits are horrible. The health insurance is not even close to what can be found at other local companies. The pay is subpar. Some individuals have gotten 4 cent raises even though they have above average performance reviews.

Unless you have a four year degree do not even apply. If you are employed and chose to get your degree while employed you will NEVER be promoted.

The employees are great. The really good ones are looking to leave ASAP.

Unfortunately this company has horrible policies that favor them not the employee. For example, they tell you your bonus is X amount of dollars, then give you KPIs to meet to obtain the maximum bonus, then they say oh well you met the requirements but nobody really gets 100% and proceeds to give you less than that. THey do shut downs becuse they are slow and force salaried employees to use up their vacation. They make company wide decisions based on one thing, not caring how it affects the majority, then when it all goes wrong they look for someone to blame. It's just not a great place to be.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Service technician 10 salaries reported	$22.50 per hour
Service technician ii 7 salaries reported	$21.00 per hour
Field service technician 2 salaries reported	$27.50 per hour
Supply chain specialist 2 salaries reported	$20.00 per hour
Warehouse worker 4 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour

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