assembly technician

manufacturing technician

equipment maintenance technician

cleaning technician

process engineer

FUJIFILM Dimatix

*  A typical day of work was always hectic.  I was always on the go which was to be expected being a Maintenance Tech.  In my job I had to make sure all the machines used in production stayed running.  I was on-call one week out of the month, and the majority of my time I worked there I was the only present technician to make the required repairs to the equipment.
*  I learned quite a bit of things during my time working there. There was a wide variety of equipment that was used in production.  Some equipment was specifically developed for the Company's needs for production.
*  I would not rate management very highly.  I was mainly unsupervised during my shift.  During the time I worked at Fuji I had three different department supervisors.  Most of the decisions made for my shift had to be my own.
 *  Co-workers:  The staff at the company was extremely friendly.  The working atmosphere there, although pressured by time, was very pleasurable due to the staff's down-to-earth nature.
*  The hardest part of the job was the sheer amount of work hours, and the constant barrage of new information and equipment.
*  The most enjoyable part of the job was the feeling of accomplishment I got form helping production keep moving forward.  Since I had started at the company the work load and staff size has quadrupled.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Health insurance,  and pto are very good.
   Upper Management is paying attention to what employees need to function in and out of work. Now is a great time to be an employee at Fujifilm Dimatix.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Not a lot of stress when you follow directions and do your job.  There are times like with every place of employment that equipment acts up or schedules change, but nothing that is a show stopper for stress. 
    

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
 Everyone gets along for the most part and takes pride in what they do. We have weekly meetings to go over goals, expectations and accomplishments.  You don't get beat up if mistakes happen. It is a learning curve, we move forward and do better tomorrow.  Everyone of us wants Fujifilm Dimatix to be successful,  we are all in this together. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
We punch in, report to our areas and review what is on the schedule for priorities.  We set up /clean our equipment/ area , stage respective components and get rolling in accordance with written operating procedures.

I thought that I had found my dream job: great pay, mountain biking and trail running at lunch time and interesting work.  But over time, I realized that they pay well because they have to.  It is a miserable place to work. There is a viciously competetive internal culture in which people seem to actively try to hold people back.  Unfortunately that mindset does not extend beyond the company walls, as management explicitly expressed the belief that customers had no other options for a supplier.  In addition, I witnessed a number of unethical actions, including lying, blaming the customer for mistakes made by Dimatix and charging them for products that were damaged by Dimatix.  The overall atmosphere as soon as you walk in the building is depressing and frustrating.  I wish that I had never worked here.

Confusing with lack of communication from team members. 
Took it upon myself to keep a log of what we need, and have. I gave a copy to the line after my area. Along with updating the list throughout the day.
Received my certification on my first audit, which is rare for them.
Management would be better if they communicated what the needs were throughout the day. As well as listen to problems that occur.
Co-workers were a delight to be around, very kind work environment because of them.
The hardest part of the job, was to keep on schedule with what was at the top of the list for the day. It was more of a guessing game.
Loved working with friendly people. I always enjoy learning new things, and as much as I can about each. I was able to learn a lot about there and about myself.

"Just do your job" is a quote from the VP during a quarterly meeting, and it really sums up working on Production at FujiFilm Dimatix.
With Mandatory Saturdays every other week, you have ample opportunity to collect overtime. To the detriment of your own life and relationships however. Do work, get paid. Dimatix will remind you that you are replaceable, but sometimes the paycheck is worth it. Sometimes.

great company but not if your a temporary contract worker. hard to become a regular employee in production as a manufacturing technician if a regular employee does quit, retire or get fired. culture is great they really push team work and are not on your back micro managing your every move no pressure or pushing to get things done but you are expected to get things done in a timely manner.
training sucks because it is not standardize and "senior" employees are burnt out and are just there for a paycheck and not willing to thoroughly train temp workers because of fear of losing there job.

Excellent pay, benefits, 401k plan, lots of paid holidays. 
A typical day for me would include, but not limited to, building a set up, testing new products for development or improvement. Data collection, reporting results to an engineer. Another day I may be testing customer samples.

we worked a 12hour day full of challenges, we all worked together even all 4 shifts. the engineering department had the biggest challenge to get the product to last longer out in the field. I was a lead and the biggest challenge was to keep product moving to meet our ship requirements. I liked my job even all the upper management.

Very positive atmosphere at Dimatix. There was always new things to learn and or do. Management was very understanding with any concerns that were brought to there attention. The hardest part of the job was the daily struggle to make numbers in each field of production. By far the most enjoyable part of my job was the open door policy and how you could network and speak with others to learn more about the company.

Many processes in the development of inkjet printer heads need to be streamlined and made more efficient. There are far too many areas that create a net loss of money, leading to a loss of profits the past several years. The first is product yield improvements, which could be much higher in order to have less wasted money. Secondly, management cannot seem to find the way to minimize this loss of money via unusable products.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Assembly technician 1 salary reported	$23.05 per hour
Manufacturing technician 4 salaries reported	$26.45 per hour
Equipment maintenance technician 8 salaries reported	$38.13 per hour
Cleaning technician 6 salaries reported	$19.25 per hour
Process engineer 4 salaries reported	$112,500 per year

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