maintenance technician

Factor 75

I worked in the sanitation department. Sometimes we had to find work to do on our own which I didn't really like. At times they'd assign us where to go but otherwise you'd be walking around non-stop and you can't take breaks. You have different managers telling you different ways on how to manage or clean something so that causes a bunch of drama and issues. They're very strict on the wrong people as in, if you show you're passionate about your job and it shows in your work they'll only focus on you and follow you around. The break room smells from time to time, some people are rude, others are nice. They don't have good safety precautions. If you get hurt they'll ask you questions to try and sue you. They don't let anybody know something happened either.  If you have a complaint about someone they'll take at least a month to do something about it or make you question if it's an actual concern and that's all I have to say.

Favoritism runs hard at the aurora, IL location, all the chefs/leads have a relation to eachother somehow, the only way you can get a promotion here is knowing someone. This place was full of guatemalans and venezualans when I started working here, they acted like I wasn't there and never let me do my job when I had to work with them(the work is all collaborative, no solo work) They only did this to people who arent like them. Management didnt care enough to do anything about it because they were the majority and we're already working there. This place feels like high school  all over again except everyone is in their 30's or approaching and cheating on their s/o. They pay good for an entry level job that you would only do for a few months before leaving.

What is the best part of working at the company?
As supervisor, I was not micro managed by higher ups, and allowed to run my shift accordingly. Worked with good people across the other facilities. All willing to help out when an issue arrived. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
When the kitchens would fall behind, it would cause a domino affect with shipping delays. Sometimes fall behind by 2 or more days. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
All temps are 38 degrees or less in building. Worked in order fulfillment and order shipping. (Dock)

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
At times, unpredictable. But never dull.

Because the facility is open 24/7 you have several shifts to choose from and I always enjoyed going to work everyday.  The chefs are always there to help, teach, and encourage  their teams  which in turn makes it a nice productive work environment. 

I’ve been working as a sanitizing associate for 1 year and the people I work along side are great. It’s important to communicate our thoughts so we can work around every problem together. You clean machines after being done with food, clean machines in the cold or you clean machines in the warmth with chemicals and soaps you have to pay attention to not burn ur self by wearing proper GMP clothing they give you for free.  

I had 9 different bosses in 1 year.  Turn over is the name of the game.  Building has limited parking, restrooms, lunch room facilities.  People are generally nice, but are always looking for a different opportunity outside the company. 

Hiring process was pretty streamlined and was able to start work relatively fast. The problem is tasks are poorly managed and they will allow a line to be overworked and overflowed until they have no choice but to allocate help. The supervisors are rude and will often belittle workers who are lacking in their duties. 

can be chill at times, others not so much. heavily dependent on word of mouth bias. HR policy only applies seemingly at random, sometimes enforced sometimes not. Those caught in the middle are left to pick up the pieces and depending on where you stand on that will be your experience working here.

I worked here as "Sanitation" which was basically just cleaning trays all day. very hot and steamy environment, little to zero training, they throw you in without any guidance, barely anybody there speaks English and it's very unorganized. 

The pay is great and the hours are fantastic. But they love to change things I’m short notice, leaving employees dumbfounded. But overall it’s a good place to work if you can push through favoritism and just do your job and go home

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