machine operator

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DeLine Box & Display

I worked closely with all management and employees to keep working conditions safe and up to date. Every day was a learning experience and fun. The management team had daily meeting to keep up on projects, and improvements that needed to be done, to keep me busy. I was reasonable for building offices - (getting permits, blue prints, construct metal stud framing, insulate, dry wall, tape mud and paint, install windows, doors, drop ceilings), running new air line to machines and repair, any plumbing, water heaters, eye wash stations, decontaminant showers, boiler chemical testing and adjustments to run safely, remodel reception area, offices, bathrooms - (Tile work, carpet, stalls, lighting etc.).I was a purchasing agent for all materials needed for projects. 

   I enjoyed working for Deline Box and would still be their if I didn't need to move here to MO. for family reasons.

   I just need to work for a company that has a future and is here to stay. Year around work and is about doing things the right way. I am a self starter and am all about communication with all management.

Deline box co. is a great place to work if someone needs stability, there are many issues with the company as a whole, management, pay raises, working conditions, and how there is lack of communication within management. As of now there is a lot of job opportunities at Deline box because all of the hard workers they have, do not get paid the rate that others pay in the field. So overall its a very stressful place for low pay, where no one in management takes responsibility for their actions. Loyality to the company means nothing, cross training for no extra pay/incentives. Work long hours without lunch breaks. typically they to give 10-15 minutes every 3 hours. The hours are all over the place, some work 8 hours others work 10-12 depending on what machine.

After months of working long hours and every other Saturday, enough was enough for me. Some great people work here, but the woman who is responsible for creating the press schedule has no experience running any machines. This results in completely unrealistic expectations each day, which then snowballs into longer hours on an indefinite basis. 

A typical day at work would be coordinating with scheduling and production to see what was going to be available for shipment for the day. I have learned that communication with management goes along way when planning/ routing loads to be more efficient. Work place was great, everyone working as a team to ensure the quality of product met customer requirements. The hardest part of the job would be the daily challenges of break downs/ call outs. What I enjoyed the most about the job was the daily challenges day to day, multi tasking and a great work environment.

Work-life balance
You are expected to work late, if workflow is late

Job security and advancement
Very little training and unrealistic demands

Management
Little or no guidance and lack of hourly associates

Overall
Rough place to work,  very short handed . Frequently asked to get on forklifts to load the trucks, while managing team, drivers and also being the shipping clerk as well.  Need to hire more hourly associates to get the product manufactured.  Job demands not realistic,  especially when help is needed in all departments.

The business is growing quickly!  A 2nd generation family owned company in the corrugated business, ensures work even throughout COVID Pandemic.  A very competitive company that will teach you career skills, proven by their high tenure within the factory.  The factory will get hot in the summer and cold in the winter but its better than outside for sure.  A lot of company information on their website.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The workers temps and hard working migrants

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Never know when they will change and add more work time randomly during week

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Stressful nobody knows what is going on what is in trucks (from across the street) very unorganized place

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Trying to figure out what is going on takes an hour roughly

Was fun at first. But then you hit a paywall. No yearly raises like I was told at hire on. The start pay is minimal for the amount of work therefore no one stays more than a week. Have been needing help for a year and still nothing. Have been needing repairs on machines for up to 1-3 years, still nothing. Everything is a workaround here. Weekly pay is nice. That’s about it. 

Corrugator shift
I worked long hours, typically arrive at 3:30am leave anywhere between 12pm - 4pm. 5 days a week.
Work is simple and easy, sometimes too much so. I personally got bored quickly.
Overall compensation is good. All benefits are good. Great place to work, it can just be a little on the slow side.

I worked 8 hours a day 5 days a week. I worked a total of 30 years with this family own company. I worked 20 years got laid-off and then another 10 before I relocated to Pueblo to help care for my mother. Great company to work for. There was respect, great training and they cared about family. I didn't feel my job was hard because it was in my skill as a warehouse & forklift operator.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Machine operator 1 salary reported	$24.00 per hour
Shift manager 2 salaries reported	$65,000 per year
Material handler 1 salary reported	$23.00 per hour
Maintenance technician 1 salary reported	$35.00 per hour
Mechanic 12 salaries reported	$22.50 per hour

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