FRAM Group

A typical day in the life at FRAM Group is a great environment and fun personalities. At times it can be challenging and also rewarding. I have learned a lot in my job, and wish I had the Customer Service Experience at the beginning of my career, but I have had the interaction and interface with all parts of the business and work in conjunction and communicate with all aspects of the business. Management and co-workers have been fair and treated me very well at FRAM Group. Management has seen my Marketing intereactions in my Inside Sales position and has really had a lot of faith in me and have deemed me. It has been a really great and fun work environment and an enjoyable place to come into everyday. The hardest part about my job is the challenges you are faced with on a day to day basis, the unknown. You just don't know when something could go wrong or a customer could get upset. But I just handle the situation as best I can to resolve the issue or problem in a quick and timely manner. Sometimes it is out of my control but I get the right individuals involved to get the challenge fixed. The most enjoyable part of my day is knowing the reputation I have here and the people I work with, the team has a great mood and fun personalities and we try to have fun!

A typical night at Fram for me was keeping my cells running, I was in charge of two, if any problems occured I was to figure them out as production of good parts was key. I never stopped learning. The cells were very wide range, there was always something new i came across, this was daily. The managment could've been better, there were times I needed help and never got it, times I didnt recieve my required breaks, and unexpected changeovers which were very time consuming, especially with no notice to prepare my machines. The hardest part of my job was being expected to know everything my first day, with barely any training. I am very hands on so needless to say it didnt take me long to start picking things up. Although the cells were very demanding and difficult, they were my favorite part of Fram.

I did order picking in the warehouse. Things could get pretty fast paces, but it was super simple work and that made the day fly by. Punch in, work 8 hours, punch out. Pay was definitely adequate for the type of work, and even though I didn't pursue it, you can get hired there for different jobs with higher pay. The people were really cool for the most part and I got along with most of the managers. There are promotion opportunities, so keep that in mind. Just like any job, you get along with some and less with others. Benefits were pretty good. Overall it was a good experience.

Was a machine operator at Fram. I think it was a good job experience. I started on one machine and got moved to another for a raise. If management decides they can advance you or help get you into other jobs at the company so it didn't feel like a dead end. The yearly bonuses were a plus and along with my overtime it was worth it. Got along well with the team and almost all of the managers save for one who's not there anymore. The people made the day go faster. It's a good idea to makes sure the managers remember you. It paid off for me so they get a thumbs up.

Do not work here unless you want to be treated poorly and always worry about losing your job for no reason, they do not care about their employees one bit , I was given short term disability paperwork for my surgery then fired day after my surgery, all this on top of just losing a child, they do not have compassion for their employees one bit and its very unhealthy in there, hard to breathe as well highly recommend you find anothe place to work elsewhere 

Former owner of company was only concerned with selling the business and everyone knew it. It was a bad investment and he was trying to dump it. They have Autolite Spark Plugs and Fram Filters which are not competitive in today's market place. Business like NHK have surpassed them in terms of quality.

Fram & Autolite are strong brands.  The company supported the brands especially in the retail channel.  As with many companies, the reduction in the workforce has forced many employees to become reactive instead of proactive.  The company has very talented people and most were great to work with.  The benefits were above average.

Great employees make a more relaxed and productive work enviroment
Fast paced enough to keep you busy but not overwhelming.

Management is poor, very inexperienced and complete lack of knowledge of process and equipment.
Fram was my first experience working in a union.
Would be weary of future union interaction. They didnt seem adept in helping employees but were great at collecting union dues.

The place is full of drama and a lot of the workers are would not be able to pass a drug screen. Turnover rate is very high and they do not treat their employees very good, If you are a hard worker then you become the go to person for extra work that no one else wants to do. Management is bad and seems to be deliberately running the company under. Recently purchased by another oil filter company so future seems uncertain there.

You go into work do your job get stuff done until your work is done. If your machine is down you should get someone to help with it & don’t mass around with the machine. Management I think if you have any questions or concerns you should go to them & talk to them about it. I don’t think there’s nothing hard or anything about the job. I think it’s easy. The most enjoyable part of the job is it’s easy. 

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