construction project manager

construction laborer

splicer

shift manager

senior material handler

What is the best part of working at the company?
Helping it stay going.  If there was something that needed fixed no matter what I did it. My 1st day on vacation my son sat in my car while I wired up a 480 transformer so 51 could run. Things like that I had to do always 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
They kept telling me that they had my back while finding ways to get rid of me. Pretty sad at 30 an hour with my overtime only 44000 and when I say something 5 days not even the day way back in summer when someone said they got me. Alot has changed there . Too much perception over reality and finding ways to get rid of all the old people there.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Used to be great but now It's hostile.  Not going to specify yet. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I had to do whatever didn't matter whose job. If I  could I was supposed to do it all. Didn't matter and operators will tell you that it was me. And I did thrive on it until I was shorted about 6 months almost every week and complained about it.  Got 5 days back not even the day my car was broke down at the plant and told they had me. Took till the end of the year for me to be in the wrong.

When i first started there I wasn't treated fairly through the co workers nor the team leads, that will be anywhere you go, but as much as I learned doing things there and pretty much did others jobs as well, and bared with it over time. Depending on the person you are, this is not a place for laziness, or easy money, there are different machines assigned to different people everyday but they all have the same production concept. If you are in need of a job I would work there but keep to yourself, it has its bad days and its good days, its a place to work. Go in, assemble /pack parts, handle racks then go home. But in all 8 hours you are standing whether you are at a slow machine or a medium paced one, there is paperwork which is simple and tools they give you to work, depending on how you are trained is honestly on who the team leaders are. I would say work here though because everyone is different, like I said it pays bills. Good luck!!

I would open the restaurant and do my (opening checklist). When customers  started to arrive I would wait on them and take orders, and at the end of my shift I would do my (end of shift checklist). I learned how to do fast paced multitasking, How to be able to pay attention to details, my surroundings. I enhanced my customers service skills. I thought hardest part was being able to remember  customers (more than two tables) request for refills, ice cream flavors or bring the to go boxes, once I got the hang of things I had hardly any problems. My manager was very helpful, encouraging, and flexible and willing to help in any way she could. I enjoyed the customers and the fast paced mostly.

My typical day at EPC would start with coming in speaking with everyone, checking my email making necessary responses. Then setting preparing to start my work load. My job as receiver was relaxed yet time sensitive position. Management at EPC are understanding, yet firm when it comes to work completion. One of the hardest parts of my job was the heat in the building, although we are all supplied with working and good fans; the condition was only to extreme heat that bothered me. The hardest part more than heat was having to leave due to relocating. The most enjoyable part of my job was being apart of a great team. I have gained a lot of experience working at EPC. I learned how to receive and drive a forklift.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The people were great to work with, but HR manager lacked in experience and professionalism. And she was always to overwhelmed to address issues of importance or ones which were time sensitive 


What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Dealing with HR MANAGER. Employees issues weren't priorities and were considered to be out of her control 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Communication was lacking for the most part and departments were umderstaffed

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
My position was pretty much I knew what needed to be done on a daily basis.

The boss is hard headed, but as a boss 10/10. It’s a rather small shop currently. It is a Canadian owned company. They are all rather nice people and get things done. It is very physically demanding and definitely not for everyone. It is very messy, and showers everyday is a must. Do not ever wear nice clothes. They will end up whatever your working with. It is not easy to get any type of promotion, and if you do, it’s not one. As in, the put you in quality control for 8 months. They never actually give you the title or the pay. 

If you are looking for a "Show up, do your job, and go home" type of job, this place is perfect. The pay is fair and the benefits are good as long as you just do the job you are given/applied for. Overtime is never forced and the weekends are yours unless you happen to be in a Sales position.
It can be stressful at times, but that is mostly at the management level.
Opportunities for advancement are virtually non-existent unless you are one of those that does not mind kissing up to senior level management and telling them how wonderful they are.

I have work in multiple position from retail, warehouse, manufacture, fast food, and more.  I have experience from working with a big team to by myself.  My co-workers would count me as a team player and management would call me dependable because they don't have to watch over me and know the job will get done.  The hardest part about my job is just staying busy when it is slow. To make up for this I go inside and help other.  The most things I enjoy is staying busy or finding something to do so the day goes by quicker.  I am trying to relocate back to my hometown where I know there are good and reliable jobs so I can finish and get my degree in elementary education.

The work at this job isn't hard at all. The pay is pretty much equal across the board at this location and I can say it's enough to live off of, but the problem is the people in the company. Management is okay, but very vague until you pretty much slip up. One mistake or incident can be held against you to some people which makes your job harder and your work ethic decrease. Also, we're all adults! Can we not own up to our own mistakes??

The benefits are great; there's PTO, paid holidays, sick time, and insurance. I basically have to tell myself keep my head up every single day I come in.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Everyone but the Administrator and her way too tight jeans and gossiping about everyone! 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The demands of the physicians all the time

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very “catty” and people are mean and no training. People are resentful for hating their jobs and poor administration 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Stress from the moment you hit the door. Administrator always supposedly working from home most days never checking in

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Construction project manager 7 salaries reported	$110,000 per year
Construction laborer 2 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour
Splicer 1 salary reported	$30.00 per hour
Shift manager 1 salary reported	$65,000 per year
Senior material handler 1 salary reported	$25,000 per year

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