machine operator

assembler

shipping and receiving clerk

senior maintenance technician

tool and die maker

H.E. Williams, Inc.

A typical day at H.E. Williams would begin at 6:30 in the morning, and we would complete orders until 4:30 in the afternoon. I learned to be a fast worker and to learn how to do other people's jobs to keep the line moving. The management was good and was always supervising. The workplace culture was intense and everyone wanted to get the job done. The hardest part of the job was picking up the slack for the other workers. The most enjoyable parts of the job is finishing a big order of lights.

Williams was always revered for how they treated their employees. Many workers there have been there for 20+ years. Over the last few years, Williams has decided to try to increase profit at the expense of employees. Quality has plummeted, outside relationships are deteriorating, employee satisfaction and culture have declined, there were no company goals to balance department goals against, management routinely hands out unrealistic tasks and deadlines. I believe the future of H.E. Williams is very perilous.

Full time is rough ten and a half hours with the first 15 min break coming three and a half hours in but it's not fifteen minutes long you have to be back before the fifteen minutes or face consequences same goes for the lunch and second break.  The work is not bad it is rough and tiring but fair if you learn quickly management is always nearby if you need anything, HR is filled with wonderful people who try and help with what ever you need.

A once solid, respectable family owned and operated company. Unfortunately, over the last several years, upper management has all but obliterated the family friendly atmosphere, stifled free-thinking, and left morale at an all-time low. The saddest part is either upper management is so oblivious to these issues or just doesn't care. Lastly, compensation is laughable at best.

Longest job I had held up to was He Williams they give great bonus checks main reason I stayed but very hard to get a raise for what I did. They don't care if it's just one or two people working a line they just want everything done on there time and to hear no one's excuses. A very over powering strict ware house.

Great place to work if you love micro managing.
If you working the customer service section that is what you will get. The manager will be in your business 2 or 3 times a day. He does not trust anyone to do their job.
I actually loved my job until he became my boss

Great Company with to work for.

Very responsive to customers and helpful as an employee. 

Small manufacturer willing to go the extra mile whether it was for the customer or the employee.

It’s an amazing place to work at and meet new people, but how they pay it’s not as good. They pay part-timers less than they should make. They are the ones who have to work way more in less hours. By that I mean they have to move in a quick pace but they still don’t get paid as much as they should.

I was the packager and I put finished assembly product in a box with directions and taped it up and put it on pallet to be shipped. Hardest part was the tape machines would act up and I would have to stop and fix it. Most enjoyable part was the environment and co workers.

You could be full are part time u get a 15 min break were u don't click out then lunch is 30 mins friendly management..  pay is every Friday it's a great place to work.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Machine operator 3 salaries reported	$21.00 per hour
Assembler 3 salaries reported	$17.17 per hour
Shipping and receiving clerk 4 salaries reported	$18.63 per hour
Senior maintenance technician 4 salaries reported	$26.00 per hour
Tool and die maker 1 salary reported	$26.00 per hour

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