machine operator

shipping and receiving clerk

tool and die maker

senior product engineer

safety manager

Flexco

They’re unwilling to promote individuals who are not within their circle of people. If you don’t have a degree, they don’t acknowledge you or care to train hard workers. They’re the type of company who would rather higher from the outside than from within even if someone had 10+yrs of experience within a specific department. If you’re in an entry level position, it’s nearly impossible to be recognized for going above and beyond. They don’t target individuals who cause issues but instead target an entire department or group making everyone feel horrible.  Advancements are terrible as majority of jobs salaries cross each other or are barely worth learning new skills for hardly any additional pay increase. Most of the management at this company are cool individuals outside of work but are completely different at work, which causes everyone to act fake around each other.  You could work at this company for 10+ years and be very knowledgeable but a new hire can come in and instantly earn almost identical pay, even though they have no where near the same experience within the organization. They reward people with food instead of actually incentivizing people with money bonuses throughout the year because they don’t actually care, they just act like they do and use the food catering as a business write off.  This company over the last 10-20yrs has grown to become a very liberal and woke type business culture. You can’t trust hardly anyone, so be careful to whom you speak to and what you speak about. 

The chute division of Flexco, simply called Flexco Woodridge, can be an awesome place to work if you know what you're getting into. Because it's the mining industry the projects come in bursts. Sometimes your extremely slow and sometimes extremely busy. You can imagine that such a situation sometimes creates a stressful environment. You have to be willing to stand up and take what you need or want for your project as it is very much a self driven environment with very little micromanaging. In summary: overall this is a positive work environment but stress levels reach extreme peaks at times so you've got to have thick skin but also know how to relax and have fun during down times.

A very fast paced and interesting work schedule with approximately 2 week turnover of projects with a collaborative small team setting. Excellent company culture and benefits. I saw management that really cared about their employees and put us first. The most difficult aspect of the job was keeping up with the rapid pace with accuracy of output taking a precedence. The most enjoyable part was the drive to constantly improve our design process. I learned throughout my time at Flexco skills such as how to program SolidWorks macros and a good bit about the project management side of the design cycle, including field measurement and verification. Unfortunately, the chutes division was shut down, so my specific area of work is no longer at Felxco, but I cannot recommend the company highly enough.

hard work alot of lifting and pulling running around getting things checked and learning new things, your managers are ok but there are alot of them for each department but they are not moved up with in departments, alot of schooling to get any way up the ladder is needed, but there is alot of things you can do, most of your co-workers are good. must be a hard worker and enjoy working hard. the best part is when you see your pay check and the worst is in the summer it dose have air but you do not feel it. they are a very safe place

My time @ Flexco was superb! Best job I ever had. The environment was superb. Great place to work! I would still be apart of the team however my assignment ended. I was a contract employee. The individual I was a fill in for returned to work. I would return in a heartbeat! I was given a letter of recommendation and still keep this company on my radar!

What is the best part of working at the company?
I was treated like family, they encouraged me to grow. The people are very friendly

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The drive to work, I live about 40 minutes away.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
The boss leaves you alone, no micromanagement, you know your job, you do it, and go home.

It was a contract position, one which I enjoyed very much. The human resources manager and most of the other employees were excellent to work for. I would work there again if circumstances allowed. 

My experience was terrible at Flexco, the way I was treated was not fair and I felt bullied from almost all of the members of my team, including my manager. If you are looking at a job in the shop it’s a great company, they treat their shop workers very well. I would not recommend working in the office to anyone, I was very hurt by the way I was treated.

Best years of my working life were played here, very proud of had been part of this corporation.
This company use to be like a family where every body take care of everybody. Never got bad words or embarrassing situations that were not well managed.

Great place to raised your family they have good wages and good benefits and I have picnics dinner dances for the employees good place to further your education and learn what you can do for the company to further it's growth..

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Machine operator 5 salaries reported	$20.78 per hour
Shipping and receiving clerk 4 salaries reported	$19.48 per hour
Tool and die maker 4 salaries reported	$33.22 per hour
Senior product engineer 3 salaries reported	$40.50 per hour
Safety manager 2 salaries reported	$42.50 per hour

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