maintenance technician

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The human resource dept are at best there to help you with any problem that should arise as long as you are in their good graces and granted there's no witness to their level niceties, management, factory wide mind you is a joke chuckling machine that is at its best when it has free roam to openly stab underlings in the back at will as long as practicing their fake smiles are appreciated and the coworker environment thrives on two faced reckless impulse and out and out throwing of eachother to hazard and carelessness at any any all instances. If you're fresh out of jail, care nothing for the rules,  your fellow man or anything resembling stability, structure or respect them this hole has a good decent income spot for you, of course it's yours as long as you can hold on to it. If you live by a code, have ethics resembling decency or have any weakness in your actions..... Don't waste anybody's the applying for employment, just go to workforce essentials and get your waiting week over with, frs is sure to deny the pay anyway. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
They have a thing that if you aren't in the click regardless of who you are . And if you aren't in the dope ring. Then 90 days you out or 6 months when you supposed to get your raise 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
If you don't leaders don't like your outside looks. And if they have someone wanting that job. Then you out. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
People trying to get back in their right lane, and get out of the old negative habits, But once you get out there the old workers will will throw you under the table. I haven't been out their in a while but I know their is some people still working out their. That if you don't meet theirs requirements and if they know someone that you are kin to that don't like you will be out the door. . To be honest with you I don't know who's behind it but in today world they will keep you 90 days and hire someone else cause the company makes money like that. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Hot and sweaty and machine braking down

I am in control of inventory that goes out onto the floor to all the production lines.  I scan the parts to the lines and have to make sure inventory suites the line for a container to be able to print a label once product is built and completed. Then I receive parts back from changeovers and have to split and merge inventory before putting them back into the warehouse.  Also have to drive a hi-lo to drop product for the tuggers and hi-lo's and keep tugger lanes stocked.  Along with all of that I have to keep doing daily cycle counts of the inventory in the warehouse.  I have learned that I have a multi-tasked job and good computer skills with splitting and merging inventory.  I enjoy the job but it can have its days where I get overloaded with changeover parts and can get real busy.  I enjoy running the computer and driving the hi-lo though.

What is the best part of working at the company?
There is no best part no opportunity the pay isn’t great for what they want to do management is terrible they will lie to get the job done no empathy for no one very racist among other things not a good company to work definitely not a future for young workers  have no knowledge of training worker correctly defintely shows favoritism to certain employees

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Very hot nasty leaks all over building when the rains come always giving out of tissue paper towels basically everything poorly manage

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Terrible no equal opportunity there

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
No appreciation for what you do the more you do the more they want for some but others can do nothing and get promoted to the top

I worked for this company for over 20 years.   In the beginning it was an amazing place to work.  Now it is very very poorly managed!!!!.  The style consists of this!   Managers that micro manage to the absolute extreme!! 1. They put themselves in a position to where when things go wrong they have a “Scapegoat “ to take the fall.   2. They will  take credit for others ideas and work ethic to advance their own personal advancement. Then tell that person/ persons to their face they did it, and would do it again. ( It just business).  3.  High ranking internal management that curses employees out on the floor/ bullies/ and belittles everyone.         So if anyone enjoys being cursed at/ bullied / lied to/ stabbed in the back/ taken advantage of/ and very unappreciated!!!   Then this place is world class!!!

This is a terrible place to work. The only good thing about it is the employee benefits, and they've recently started paying a bit more per hour to attract people due to its bad reputation. I witnessed many injustices.  The micromanagement is abysmal. Here, the company doesn't care about its employees.  There have been many injustices against long-serving and experienced employees.  They are not pro-employee at all.   All employees are always fired for being "insubordinate" just for trying to get our voices heard so we can work and perform better, but the reality is not. The product quality is poor because they don't consider quality, only wanting to make money. When it rains, water leaks everywhere, flooding the work areas. The building is old and in very poor condition.

There's little to be happy about working at FRS in Ocala. Management is bike as they only care about what they want to hear not what is being spoken about. No real promotions in the facility. They say 4 day 10 hour workdays but you never work anything less than six days. You get a raise every ten years if that. Constantly pressured to doing a job but with little to no training for it. The equipment is older than most of the people that work there and constantly need repair and when something messes up in the process they blame the operator never the rundown equipment. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
What I enjoyed most about working at this company was my team members. HR and plant management was good to me. Nothing to complain about. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Hard working on machinery that was run down and tired. Made do with what we had. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The culture was starting to change when I worked there. Still was some folks that were stuck on their ways, but overall culture was good. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Typical day was making sure we could keep the machines running and fix what we could.

A typical day in the shop would be everyone rushing in at 3 to clock in and get to their lines. Going to our designated lines and finding our proper places. Would put on proper attire. (gloves, safety glasses) and start busting out parts. I learned that some of the management cares more about quantity than quality working here. The workplace environment was decent. Has the usual factory drama. The hardest part of the job is keeping up with numbers with the machines constantly breaking down. The most enjoyable part of the job would be the exercise and constant movement. Always on your feet doing something.

In general I'd say coworkers are like 8/10, lots of nepotism but that's not that bad.
Management is like 3/10, I've had worse management but not many places.
Job easiness is like 8/10, it's a pretty easy job.
Pay is like 2/10, the only worse paying job I've had was farm work for a family friend
Safety is like 2/10, they're sometimes hardasses about safety glasses but don't seem to care about roof leaks, machine oil leaks, oily floors, rebar sticking out of the floor, any other actual safety concerns.

Overall 2.8/5, that's pretty bad.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Maintenance technician 4 salaries reported	$26.18 per hour
Quality engineer 1 salary reported	$85,000 per year
Machine operator 2 salaries reported	$17.00 per hour
Process engineer 1 salary reported	$75,000 per year
Plc programmer 1 salary reported	$35.00 per hour

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