cnc machinist

electrical technician

customer support coordinator

Diamond-Manufacturing

Their standards for their product were consistently upheld while I was working there.  Their customer service techniques show a friendly attitude and professional culture, while not being overran by a bureaucratic agenda.  Working there was a priceless experience, as it gave insight into an office setting as well as a manufacturing plan.  The office was open so everyone can communicate easily, and the managers were friendly and genuinely interested in my life and experience. 
Personally, I knew it was not the type of company I would like to have a career in, mainly for my fondness of medical devices and robotic systems.  
They hired interns from the local universities which shows the company's want to improve the local community.

On any given day at Diamond Manufacturing Company, I would learn more and more about the metal industry.  Dealing with perforated metals is a niche industry and can be very complicating, but the management involved takes the time to walk you through all facets of the industry to ensure their reps understand what they are talking about.  Most of the employees that work there have been there for 15 plus years showing the quality of the company.  The company is run as a family first business which is rare to find today.  Most customers already know about Diamond making cold calling rare.

Diamond Manufacturing is a great place to be employed, I am very happy and content with the job. There is plenty of opportunity to be promoted and move up in position. But I am currently only a temp at diamond manufacturing threw one source temp agency. And even though the manager, foreman and co workers want me to be hired onto the company . it turns out the owners only want to switch out temps this year and not hire anybody. Besides that, The work experience is great hear at diamond. The managers are helpful and down to earth. If this company is ever hiring in the future and I'm sure they will be I would highly recommend it.

Typically hot in the summer and cold in the winter. Compensated nicely for non-challenging mental conditions. However, I am getting to old for the hot/cold and physical conditions of having to carry the uncapable workers despite decent pay. Management is based on nepotism so I decided to finish college, attending full time. I would have stayed on if part time was an option.

I worked there for school to work. It’s not a company to build a career at. All of the jobs are very dead end with little to no advancement. Managers do not do anything at all. They sit around and do not discipline or care about the work. As a welder I am very particular about welding and the standard of welding. The way they weld at this company is very strange. If you want to have a career in welding steer clear of this company!

I really like working at Diamond MFG. Criss W. Is awesome and very open and has always been accommodating for me. 
The pay is the biggest fault the company has. Also it's a little dirty and hot in the summer then having to wear protective equipment including the welding helmet. So I believe a skilled trade with these working conditions should be compensated better than they are 

Diamond Mfg. has trained me on an Amada Press Brake. This opportunity has broadened my experience of machining.  Metal fabrication was new to me coming from a precision machining back ground. The shift available at Diamond has given my family an opportunity to balance our time.

Diamond was on the verge of starting to mass produced there racks and it was going to a system that I don't think I would of liked but they wanted to get ahead of themselves and I myself don't think it would work as planned but who am I...

When this company was family run, you felt like you mattered, that you belonged to a team, and you were appreciated. Now that we answer to stockholders, we are treated as though we are expendable, that anyone can do what we do, and the bottom line is the only thing that matters.

DMC will provide plenty of learning experience (there is a shop connected to the office).  Perforated metals are their game, DMC is their name.  Considering the surrounding area (NEPA), this is a good job to have.

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Cnc machinist 2 salaries reported	$26.00 per hour
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