diesel mechanic

outside sales representative

diesel technician

service advisor

truck driver

Conway Beam Truck Group

very toxic work environment. people on the floor are awesome and willing to help. management does not play nice, does not offer any help always told "do the online training". never really felt like they cared much at all about the techs on floor, made it feel like you are easily replaceable. talked down to constantly and made to feel inferior to the foreman and manager. foreman would made you feel awful about being out due to being sick or getting hurt. and communication and sending techs jobs is awful lots of waiting around and getting yelled at for waiting around while they haven't given you another unit to work on.

building is falling apart 70% of the lights are out. absolutely disgusting shop. and sub par or no specialty tools for the job. building maintenance is awful and parking lot is full of craters.

overall would stay away from this place its great to get into the industry but not a place to grow. you leave very day thinking why am i still working here.



I was only at Conway for little under a year but I loved it. IV been in the repair industry since 2012.  The management  system and shop foreman's were great. everyday I learned new things and was placed into a MACK/ VOLVO training program that was paid.  management wants you to work hard but is understanding of life and family issues as long as not abused. All the techs I worked with were helpful and always great with training me. This is a union shop and since I have left they have given all their techs a great raise and increase the 401k Match.  The only reason I left is because I had an opportunity to move out of state. I would go back there.

Provide support and guidance for all staff members. Walk through Parts and Service to determine customer priorities with department managers. Assist office and sales personnel with any and all questions. Being one of three satellite locations, all GMs and OMs were in daily/weekly contact to help problem solve. Daily/weekly contact with corporate with questions/concerns.  The most difficult part of the job was making wise decisions without adversely affecting customer and or employee relations.  It is very rewarding at the end of the day to know you made a difference, no matter how small, in the lives of those around you.

You better hit the ground running and don't even think about making a mistake...whether you were or weren't taught the correct way, or doing it how one person taught you and then suddenly being told you are wrong (after management is already mad and never told you until then that you were doing something wrong!) I learned that type of company that I will never waste my life at again. The work place is very depressing. Nobody is happy there and the biggest issue being the manager. I enjoyed working with only a few of the people there. Every day was difficult to go into work, often making me sick with nerves.

Good people all around, I think the pay could be higher for everyone there, the building is falling apart, garage doors are beat and fixed when they absolutely have to, the lot is like the moons terrain, wish the company would invest more money into the building and the employees there, sometimes the service manager does cook outs and bros a good cook, they either have a sign on bonus or a free tools program for new mechanics just getting into the field, it's a solid space to get started and get your feet on the ground

Service department is great, co workers and foreman are great to work with, always helping each other succeed. Service manager wants to see you succeed and always willing to work with you good or bad.
Benefits are horrible: no 401k match, no pension, no boot or tool allowance, no chance of a merit based raise. Health Care is expensive. Upper management is terrible.  They say one thing and do another, and genuinely do not care about the people that make the company money. 

After working there for just short of 15 years, being a very hard working employee with raises every year. They cut my bonus to where it was pretty much unobtainable. When I voiced my opinions regarding it to the owner I was let go. I was about to lose $8k and more a year because of the restructure. They do not care about their employees, you are just a number. The pay is terrible. Do not even consider working for this company. 

Good place to work at. Had excellent employees who wanted to grow and improve in their jobs. Employees took the position of "Customer First" very seriously. Improved or developed new internal systems to improve overall operations of the company.

Picking, and delivery. If you can make sure you have the correct items, you pretty much follow the GPS to the delivery location. Cleaning (sweep and mop). Not a problem but it's an old dirty building. Floods in the front store when rains. Management in the factory is not good. An a**. 

I was an Administrative Assistant, answered phones, took messages, retrieved and distributed mail, accounts receivable and accounts payable, entered payments to computer system.

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