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Good place to work with a team-oriented environment. The job helped me gain experience in manufacturing, packaging, and warehouse operations. I worked with steel framing materials and assisted with preparing orders for shipment. The work was straightforward once trained, and it helped me improve my attention to detail, communication, and time management skills. Management expected employees to stay productive and follow safety procedures at all times. I also gained experience operating forklifts, organizing materials, and using tools and equipment safely around the shop. Coworkers were helpful and willing to answer questions when needed, especially for new employees learning the process. The job can be physically demanding because of lifting, standing for long periods, and working in a fast-paced environment, but it is a good place for someone who wants hands-on experience in manufacturing. Overall, it was a solid opportunity to learn new skills, build work experience, and work with a hardworking team environment.

My time at Cemco was exciting at first. Started as an operator assistant, worked my way up the ladder to management. Unfortunately, I was told at a certain position that it was the highest I could be. Even though I was running a small crew effectively without much supervision over myself. They want you to do everything you can and cant even offer the opportunity to be permanent. Instead they hire from the outside. Management itself is very confusing. Everyone wants things done without another shift supervisors knowledge and is more competitive between shifts. There are alot of deceitful activities that have almost cost people their jobs and those responsible are left unscathed. The environment was very toxic once I had the opportunity to compare it somewhere else.

Going to this job was an easy task, it was just dirty and greasy. I signaled my forklift driver guy to retrieve the correct steel roll fo rmy machine in order to cut specific measurements of steel structures for customers' order. Simple but sometimes the machine itself would disfunction and overheat causing a shutdown. Luckily it only lasted 30-40 minutes into the production. Management wasn't very helpful at all, but because of my knowledge and great mathematical skills and abilities I was successful. Co-workers were extremely helpful and savvy. There was no hard part of the job. Just do the work and get as many orders done before Sunday arrived. The most enjoyable part of the job was my lunch break. I sometimes stood 13-15 hours each shift, nonstop.

modern day slavery. Pay is pathetic for the amount of work you'll be doing. manager's quit every couple months 98% of all employees are Spanish speakers including supervisors so good luck trying to explain something work related. The company themselves are very cheap too cheap to actually fix/replace anything. Always hot inside only being cooled off by cheap fans which barely work. Supervisors play the favoritism game with some people (Spanish speakers) and walk over everyone else. Oh and working here will definitely lead to Sevier back problems/ arthritis in your wrist due to constant heavy lift all day everyday  so be aware. 

Work on a line as an assistant for a year and you might be able to start learning how to be an operator if only for the fact that during that three to four month training time you will be taken away to work on another line or two. The pay is alright but you will have very little life outside of work. If you have no skills as a person and are not a critical thinker you can earn nearly twenty-dollars an hour after a decade of work. The factory is hot year-round and tires for forklifts are seemingly too expensive of a purchase for the company (bald-tires in the winter for a vehicle that lifts heavy pallets sounds like a very safe idea.)

I worked there 2 days. Got a call they were ending me because of budget or some BS. On my 2nd day they had me do a remedial, tedious, 4 step process for building a pallet over and over for the entire 8 hour shift. The supervisor then wanted us to be timed doing it, with the expectation of finishing it in a minute. Every employee there who has been with the job for a year or more told me that it's not possible and unrealistic for a new employee to do that. They are so under staffed they are pushing impossible goals to compensate for it. 


A typical day at work for me is finishing my job right and the safe is way as possible i learned a lot from cemco i learned how to operate machinery such as roller formers, cranes, and saw i also learn how to fix machine with out asking for maintenance or foreman. Good management makes work easy and a good place to work for, i always got along with my foreman, bosses and co-workers in the most respectful way, it makes work a hole lot better. The hardest part of my job in not being busy i like to work ,move fast and work safe. i don't like to be slow and not do anything. The most enjoyable part of my job and finishing my job right and know i did a good job.

Working at Cemco was great at times and hard at other times. The hard part is the work is very consistent so you don’t really get a lot of downtime. The good news is it allows your days and weeks to move quickly. The guys are great a lot of them speak Spanish and English so it’s been really helpful learning new things and doing different jobs. The management team seems happy and appreciative to have you there so it’s nice to feel Valued. Plus they have a very good benefit package and they supply all of your safety equipment. Like I said though it is hard work.

5am start to 1:45pm end with a 45 minute lunch period. Perfect first shift schedule if you have kids. Overtime is random and starts at 3am on those days. Work hard, don't complain and you will be compensated. Best job I've had. Left because I moved to a different city or I'd probably still be working there.  Very strict attendance policy. 

I have been working over 6 and half years there.From day one there was the challenge of Language not able to translate into a great work environment but I managed to navigate through it all until management decided my presence is no longer working so I was let go over something completely what my Parents and Great Grandparents went through 100years ago Racism is a live in Corporate America.

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