driver

injection mold operator

maintenance technician

machine operator

quality assurance inspector

CIE Automotive

Been here for a year and i couldve swore this place was union affiliated, because all they do is protect the useless employees and make anybody whos worth anything pick up all the remaining slack. If you do absolutely need a job sure try it out they hire anybody and even utilize underage workers and refugees from across the country, Just dont show them youre willing to do anything extra because theyll deffinitely make you regret it and on top of making a mediocre pay check they short you all the time, and then act like youre an a** for not wanting to do overtime.. im actually worried that having them as experience on my application will hinder me from getting future employment. The supervisors are a joke and the upper management are nothing but money hungry finger pointing polo wearing a**holes.. they should have the option to select half a star on this site.because thats what they deserve. Iv seen employees work there for 2+ years and never seen a raise. And iv seen employees that spend half the shift.hiding in their cars or in a break room make 15$ an hour. Job securitys pretty good because they need all the help they can get. And if you show them a half brain worth of initiative theyll promote you.  I personally havent seen an actual lunch break in almost a year since i got promoted i take my breaks as i work. Go figure. and the people i have to interact with to do my job i have to play charades with because i camt understand their.thick accents over the sounds of the machines. Personally i would like to see all of the talented employees find a different job. Theres no slander here and not a rage induced review. Just simply what iv realized during the time iv spent at century penitentiary.

Unfortunately this company doesn't hold up their end of the bargain. They move you into a new position, and they say we'll take care of you. However your pay doesn't change, or they will give it to you eventually, but it takes rocking the boat first. The first supervisor I worked for was fantastic. Supportive, and willing to coach so long as you give an effort. The current supervisor however. His behavior is unacceptable, and unbecoming of a leader. From what I've gathered this is a well known issue, even with the folks in HR. Yet nothing is done to help him move forward, find him a new role, or send him on his merry way. I've tried to help him become better with no success. Nobody should have to tolerate his behavior in a work place. The work itself is easy, and completely manageable even in the hot weather. Hopefully someone actually takes some action, and gets the culture in that building moving forward.  

I really love my workplace.Especially my co-workers are very helpful. When I was at my workplace I spend the best time of my day.As I'm working at a plastic company for automotive parts I really learned a lot to inspect the parts as we call molding and for some parts I do the secondary job which refers to assembling.Our management is really very friendly to the all employees and they take care of all the problems with immediate actions.I do the all presses. I do cut carpet which I thought the hardest job before I learnt.But now I enjoy all types of work whether the work seems to be hard.But, on my point of view is, when someone get used to any hard work it makes easy.So I enjoy my work,love the workplace,love to communicate my co-workers and love to get the appreciation from my supervisor,Plant Manager for my performance.

A typical work day is walking in not knowing if you will be sent home for the day because they have overstaffed workers. When I do work I first come clock in. I inspect the machines I will be running before the shift begins. Then I inspect parts, pack them before putting them on a pallet and wrap them. I've learned to that speed is important in this position as well as inspecting your parts before packing to assure defected product is not being shipped out. I do not know anyone from management besides my 2 supervisors and there is not a lot of interaction with them. I don't know much about who I work for except that they instruct me to work which machines. My co-workers are hard workers and very few are team players. The most enjoyable part of the job is getting the exercise while working.

it is not possible to advance in this company without being accepted by your fellow co-workers in higher positions. Also if you are dislike in anyway by someone who works there you can be easily set-up for termination. (they have there ways to make sure you mess up and get fired) also there is no union and its is a very messy work environment the bathroom are almost never clean and the ''lunch rooms'' if you want to call them that are always dirty and has a strange unsettling smell to it last but not least i can not forget to mention the use of and distribution of drugs here too many employees from management to the press operators are either on something or selling something all in all if you don't want to develop any bad habits or stress and wonder why things at work aren't going as they should do not work here.

I honestly love the work I do here. I’ve been a machine operator, containment person, and now quality tech. There will be a lot of repetition and standing no matter what job you do so be prepared for that.

All of my problems at work stem from issues with coworkers not doing their jobs and/or not being held accountable for it. Happens almost every day, in almost every department, and it often sets others back. There are also some issues with rudeness and intolerance from some of the more senior workers who have been there a long time.

Overall, it’s a good job but gets somewhat hard when there’s a lot of turnover with workers leading to those who stay being overworked, understaffed, and usually scrambling to get their work and tasks done.

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What is the best part of working at the company?
There is no good part. I've seen people with 10 years 20 years n more quit that place. There's a serious problem with a place that hires 38 people and looses 56? Needs all new management. On all levels.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Too many chiefs not enough Indians. Micromanaged on all levels. Operators making $15 n hour for a skilled trade, can't even pay all your bills.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Training sucks, too hot, not enough money. People are miserable there.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
You will get to do 2 or 3 people jobs without any extra money.

I work here for 6 years, this company does not take care of their employees, they expect you to work til your feet are bleeding. 6 years and I make 17$/hr. I know people who worked here for 10 years and they make 18$/hr. It is not a good company to work for. They are never on time for their reviews and that is the truth and I don’t think you’ll find anybody (former or current employees) who would disagree with that. Management is absolutely terrible here, they have ruined this place

What is the best part of working at the company?
The shift I worked. It was very convenient for me. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Trainers and supervisors making friends with the employees and that became stressful because new people never stood a chance. Everyone was already teamed up. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work was good until you maybe crossed the wrong person and everyone turns against you. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Pray and work. Just trying to stay away from drama.

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Quality assurance inspector 6 salaries reported	$17.29 per hour

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