production worker

production

maintenance mechanic

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Clearly Clean Products

Place is in shambles. Absolutely no one knows what they’re doing and those that do get whipped into a corner.  New “management” in shipping is a downright joke that’s burning this company to the ground. This place is essentially a middle school play ground with big kids being given positions they fail at succeeding in. Constant manipulation and mental abuse, truly never seen anything like it. Layoffs, no sick days without getting a point- and you only get 6. These points also do not refresh or start over, you only get 1 back if you work 90 days straight so don’t plan on getting sick or needing to prioritize your life in any way. You will find favoritism at its finest!! don’t expect to get anywhere unless you’re a company/“management” favorite- and I say management lightly as it’s one of the biggest running jokes about this place. Can only pull the wool over eyes for so long before you expose yourself as the perpetrator. From my experience,  HR has gotten away with not paying employees on time, mixing up sick days/vacation, points way too many times. Watch out for management being the biggest culprit in cutting your throat, as well as HR.  In my opinion from past experience working here, I would stay far away from this place- personally don’t even see this company lasting through the year 2025. Again, in my opinion, this company is inevitably going to crumble to the ground- and that’s about the only thing I’ll miss about not working there anymore. 

A typical day for an entry level worker is slow, monotonous, and will likely be very boring.

There is plenty of room for growth, however, because the company is growing fast. I was being prepared for a promotion after just 1 1/2 months. Several of my co-workers have also received promotions to different roles and different shift in my short time working here. 

Each shift's supervisor is energetic, engaged, and has a strong work ethic. They each expect the best from you, but are also very understanding when it comes to complications. They encourage you to seek growth in the company.

At the entry level position, you will most frequently find yourself standing in one general location on one machine, in a constant state of side-stepping and using your hands and arms for 11 hours. This becomes very demoralizing for some, as in my case. 

You get 2 paid 15 minute breaks, and 1 unpaid 30 minute lunch spreadout evenly through your shift.

A willingness to learn will get you noticed and a strong work ethic to go along with that willingness to learn will get you far in the company over time. Individual effort is noticed.

In my experience at clearly clean, I sat back and watched as osha violations (which were brought up to management multiple times) were completely and blatantly ignored, people got sexually harassed while management did nothing about it, and watched people who sat and did nothing all day and were just plain lazy get promoted over people who really put their blood sweat and tears into the company. The owner is completely incompetent. Management sits back and gossips about all of the problems the production workers have and do nothing about it. H.R. is basically nonexistent, and when you do get a response from them it's mostly "well I dont know" and "you're gonna have to figure it out". Some product shouldn't be sold due to product defects but the owner just throws them in finished boxes and says they're fine. Dusty product gets blown off with an air hose and sent to customers which is absolutely disgusting

Training was basic but I took the bull by the horns. I'm learning new ways of working vs my past. Hands on. Def expanding. Still learning the production side vs I was transportation only. Had some bumps in the road. But over came them. I actually loss weight since I've started.  Like 50 lbs. Vs sitting 10 to 12 hrs in a truck. From a small company to now, everyone is learning. I respect the owner for building and growth from a small business.  I believe bigger expansion down the road. And I feel that things will get better for all. Just do ur job, know ur role, n honestly u will be fine. Kind of curious of the future.  Left a big company n a corporate national business to enjoy respect,  local home time. 

After spending about 5 years with a company that didn't reciprocate much respect or appreciation, I've gone through a pretty "explorative" job search and just wanted to find a company to grow with. I've become very picky about what kind of company I would contribute my time and effort to, and this place just feels right. There are alot of backbreaking jobs out there, and I'm telling you this, if you've been told "this place is horrible", then that person needs to reevaluate their perspective because this company does nothing less than emit positive energy and create an enjoyable work environment. Applying to this job with the intent of growth will become your greatest decision 🤜🤛

What is the best part of working at the company?
Your 30 min break away from all the chaos and clocking out.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Manager and supervisor not having any clue as to what they are doing. Doing everybody else’s jobs for the same pay. Constantly having more tasks thrown onto you without any heads up. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
If you don’t mind working around racist, lazy and inconsiderate people then this is the perfect job for you. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Stressful. Overwhelming and mentally exhausting. Extremely hot environment with lack of consideration to employees except for the mechanics that sit down all day and do nothing but go on Facebook

They vote multiple times for "best place to work but don't see their flaws. Memorial Day, Labor Day, Independence Day are not paid, used to be time and a half if you worked, now straight time. They bribe you with hoagies. After 1 year you get 8 PTO days. So 12 hour shifts get 96 hours, but 8 hour shifts only get 64 hours. Management is completely disconnected with employees concerns. If you suck up, you advance, regardless if you're qualified. If you don't, your a non existent robot. No company picnic, no bonuses for Christmas. It's a revolving door, and the best comparison is to a funeral home. Extreme heat, with freezie pops and Gatorade as the only outlets, that you can't have on the floor. I could go on and on, but 90% of the workforce is searching for employment elsewhere 

I just started a few weeks ago. I have had nothing but the best experience from beginning to end this lady called me, taking me step by step in her process of getting me hired. First day was a lot of paper work, and videos but the people I work with in my group were cool so that made it easier. My first working day was awesome I have great people to look up to and learn from everyone was willing to show me anything. As the saying goes here "if you ask we will teach you, one less job we have to take care of" IS TRUE. You get to learn as much as you would like without holding back. I think I found a good job.

They advertise up to $17 an hour but will only give you that much if you have a lifetime of thermoforming experience. Otherwise you will start at $11 if you are female and $13 if your male even tho you do the same work. It doesn’t matter how much mfg experience you have either which is not fair. The managers and owners are ruthless and could care less if you work yourself to death here. Working conditions are awful with temps reaching over a hundred degrees. No air conditioning or even fans are allowed. You have to wear pants and long sleeves - even in the summer so be prepared to bake alive in the place while management watches from their air conditioned offices. The lunch room does not have air conditioning either.

This was a toxic and manipulative working experience. Supervisor in shipping and receiving is incompetent & toxic and in my opinion has no moral compass. Management is bad in itself. There’s only 2 sick days a year so there was no time to prioritize my life or my health. I’ve watched this place go through 5 different managers in 2 years. There was never a sense of stability or trust. I was given a completely different job that they refused to pay me for. Only good thing I got from here was experience and how to deal with a toxic & a mentally exhausting environment. There are extreme levels of favoritism. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone. There’s a lot more to be said but for now this will do.  

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