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Hadco Construction

Working at Hadco Construction has been such a great experience for me.

I was able to start out as the Receptionist and move my way into the HR role I am in today. In my 7 years of working at Hadco, I have seen many people move from an entry-level position into one or multiple roles. It's a great place for advancement. 

If you are hard-working and reliable you will be given the tools you need to learn more and advance within the company.

Each day has it's challenges and requires problem-solving. There is never a boring day and you always have work to do. The most difficult challenge is getting everything you need to accomplish done in a single workday due to unexpected items that come up throughout your day.

In my opinion, the best part about working for Hadco is the relationships/people we interact with each day. Although we are a large company, we have a "family culture" that looks out for each other and supports each other. People step in to help in areas that are not part of their normal jobs. 

I'm really excited about the growth and changes being made to make Hadco! 

It's a great place to grow your career!


What is the best part of working at the company?
Ability to work on your own and the people that you work with are awesome .

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Complying with superintendent needs and schedule they screw you down pretty tight and the communication problem from the  Immigrants. They will help you buy an Interpreter you can use on site but the safety hazard is still present.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very clickish a lot of segregation family oriented but growing rapidly. Need to change mentality of the upper staff . Extreme safety minded have mechanics on staff but never seen you break if you fix it

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Ridiculed and scrutinized for thing in the morning constantly being told what I'm doing wrong reminded of things that I already know long schedule days 12 hours or more As long as you don't make the Suppers job any harder, you're good to go But don't ask him for anything

There are fantastic people that are hard working, have genuine desire to do and be better that know how to work as a team. Turnover rates come into play (not typical construction laborers) that incubates miscommunication, and lack of an adequate system to pass crucial information and skills in a timely manner when there’s very little time and space to bring everyone together in its culture.

Something very discouraging is management. Over time the trails become apparent that there’s a broken link between top level and supervisor levels. They can be extremely removed, lackadaisical, selfish, downright ignorant and are empowered to continue making poor decisions with little thought or communication. The ignorance is at times fueled by a notion that office staff can never make the wrong choice or a bad one. It always left me hoping for better decisions to make the company competitive on more than just price with some local well known similar companies.

I noticed that some work places that i have been employed in, have different atmosphere. Some work places were stressful than others. Some were stress free, which, in my opinion is rare. It takes positive energies gathered in one spot to create a good work place. In some rare cases, it takes one strong positive energy to light up the entire work places. This is just an "analogy". I learned that everyone gets along when one stands firm in being positive to make a negative turn to positive. The hardest part is getting to know the work place and people working in it. the most enjoyable parts are when i learned everything there is to know about the work place and people in it, to a point where production is flowing fast, easy, and stress free. Sorry, but i like using analogies in my sentences. Thank you

HADCO is a meat grinder. They hire people to fill seats and that is it!!!
The culture of the company is every man for himself as explained by the Manager of the fleet and if you are not willing to be a brown noser you will not make it at this company. The benefits are little to non, the equipment unless you want to wrench on it and keep putting it back together, is trash. 
The dispatcher will only give the work on weather days to his close buddies, and unless you are an under achiever you will not fit into this company The management deos not have your best intrest at heart and they will turn on you as fast as you can blink an eye. The owner is only worried about his dollar in his pocket!!!!!
Go to work some where else!!!!!!

They hire a lot of people that have little to no construction experience.The pay is about 3-4$ less then what other companies that size offer. The only safety training is 45min- an hour when you first get hired on.Was never able to get the right tool for the right job.If you needed a tool you had to pretty much beg for it.There is absolutely no communication.Nobody works as a team.Everybody is only there for there own benefit not the benefit for each other or the company.Very poor management. There are no training opportunities

Pre-trip or trucks everyday had to repair things ourselves. Learned about construction and dump trucks product and aggravated pits. Management didn't care about anybody but themselves and making sure they were getting bonuses and looking good for the boss. The hardest part of the job was trying to work without being treated like a child. The most enjoyable part of the job was nothing

Hadco is a great company to work for! I've worked there for almost 5 years and have had a lot of opportunities for growth and development in my career.  The people are great, and they take care of their employees.  I applied for an entry level position and was given the opportunity to take on something more challenging. Since then, I've been given the opportunity to move up in the company to a management position.  I've seen a lot of employees at Hadco given opportunities for growth like I was.  I enjoy coming to work because I feel like I am treated well, and I really do enjoy the people and the culture at Hadco!

1- A typical day at work
2- What you learned from management & your co-workers
3- The hardest part of the job
4- The most enjoyable part of the job

1- Dispatching and putting in the time cards in the systems
2- That communication is a very important part of your job from everyone and that you cant assume someone will know what someone else wants.
3- Reading the dailies that aren't so readable
4- Learning the new computer programs

My Forman and truck boss are awesome  the rest of management not so much  work days in summer are 10 to 13 hrs.winter averis around 15 to 25 hrs. No pay for Friday after Thanksgiving or the day after Christmas and new year 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Laborer 1 salary reported	$19.50 per hour
Truck driver 1 salary reported	$25.50 per hour
Foreman 1 salary reported	$24.00 per hour
Mechanic 2 salaries reported	$25.00 per hour
Operator 1 salary reported	$22.25 per hour

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