machine operator

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FLEXcon

A typical day at work in the Accounting Department included reviewing expense reports and analyzing reported miles.  I compared the reported miles to those claimed by Google Maps.

I learned how to work with large amounts of data and how to condense it into a functional amount of data.  The most important function in Excel used during this position was the If-Then function.

The management at FLEXcon is phenomenal.  I had a manager who was in charge of my project that I could address with questions.  When she was not available I could easily approach anyone else in the department.  My co-workers were very helpful.

The hardest part of the job was interpreting the desires of my manager for the project.  Because this project was not the main focus of my boss it was hard to understand exactly what she wanted from me. 

The most enjoyable part of this job was analyzing the information.  A good portion of my time in the Accounting Department was spent inputing the data that needed to be analyzed.

A typical day at work included testing customer material for necessary specifications.  A significant portion of my time was also spent inputting data.

I learned important work experience through this job.  While unrelated to finance, some of the data input I did was in Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access.  Experience in these two programs was one of the greatest things I learned in this position.  

Throughout my time as a Quality Intern,  I was provided much direction and support.  My co-workers were very helpful, and my managers were very available.

The hardest part of the job was getting results that fit well within the specifications of the product.  Many times a test needed to be redone due to bad data.

The most enjoyable part of this job was analyzing the data founded from the material testing.  The material data was plotted on a chart and analyzed in comparison to other data points founded.

A typical day at work included examining customer invoices for the Mexican Subsidiary, and compiling the data that was needed to compare the top customers for the region.

I learned how to sort information, and how to condense it into a functional amount.  Because my co-workers were very approachable and helpful, it was easy to navigate the necessary customer invoices.  My boss was also very available for questions, yet allowed me to have some freedom with the structure of the project.

The hardest part of this job was condensing the information.  Because I was allowed some free range with this project, I made the mistake of including too much of the invoice within my analysis.

The most enjoyable part of the job was analyzing the information.  After the data was entered, I was able to sort it and apply the necessary equations.

Recently has new management with some hiccups along the way. Have been here over 25 years. have worked every shift and every plant of every area of production. Good pay with good benefits. Coworkers are great friendly and helpful which makes your job a lot more fun and easy.  With a very few bad apples who whine and complain about everything and anything nomatter what and why. But yet they never leave and go somewhere else? 🤔  the hardest part of the job is the 12 hour shifts and the outdated equipment with trying to keep up with modern day production requirements. There's plenty room for advancement with this company, but only if you have the right work ethic and attitude. 

This company is only innovation in their products and services to clients. They are a very management top heavy that loves to tear down their associates. Managers are cruel, rude and ruthless towards their staff to the point where you are constantly walking on eggshells. The management claims the want employee engagement and collaboration but their office setup is designed to discourage that. Also trying to get tasks done or create process improvement takes an act of congress. Everything is a "committee" with endless meetings that never accomplish a goal. I do not recommend them.

- typical day at work included lots of data entry and testing the products as they came out the machines 
- I learned a lot about the other side of production and how things need to be perfect and standardized before they are sent out to the customers 
- Management was very well structured and helpful with anything I needed 
- Co-workers were friendly and trained me very well in a short period of time
- most enjoyable part of the day was leaving feeling like I learned something new

Company seems to be in the midst of some "big" changes, but most are so long overdue that I'm not sure they will have the impact intended. Technology is too far gone for band-aids, they need a major reinvestment ($$$$$). Middle Managers' lacking skillset is holding back much of the individual contributors. Very little mentoring going on, young professionals will not find career development here. Much of the staff has long tenure, but don't assume that's a good thing. Happy or stuck? THAT is the question.

Its a mix bag from day to day activities.
It is a very challenging but learning experience.
Very friendly environment to work 
Few associates during peak hours when customers really need assistance.
When a satisfied customer praises an associate for a good work done plus occasional pizza party organized by the district manager.

The Chino, CA facility is run Lean with a small crew.  Most office positions are offsite/remote.  Only the facility manager is on site. He is great to work for in regards to 5S understanding & continuous improvement.  The warehouse is well organized, clean, with ample room in the aisles for powered equipment.  The direction of the facility is easily understood & overtime if needed is voluntary.  

I really enjoy my job @ flexcon. I really wish I had stayed on the day shift. I took a night position thinking it would be good for my family and that is not working for me. It has a great atmosphere with great training . The only thing is 12 shifts are long but the opportunity to make good money and the benefits are incredible.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Machine operator 52 salaries reported	$23.15 per hour
Material handler 15 salaries reported	$23.15 per hour
Forklift operator 6 salaries reported	$18.78 per hour
Electromechanical technician 7 salaries reported	$29.72 per hour
Sales representative 3 salaries reported	$97,715 per year

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