press brake operator

shipping and receiving clerk

electrical assembler

welder

assembler

Halton Company

When you first start, you’ll clock in and start your shift listening to stories of the veteran employees that are training you talk about how the place is going down the drain. As you keep your head down and try to learn your job, years will pass as you do monotonous work that you ultimately become great at. All the while, you don’t realize it, but after a few years, those remarks that the veterans training you made years ago are burning into your soul- leaving a permanent scar and a distaste for your environment as you now yearn for more in your career. 

“What else could I want?”, you ask yourself- I have free healthcare that covers medical costs equivalent to a pair of used Crocs on FB marketplace, profit sharing that isn’t a fixed amount and is threatened to be taken away at the end of every year to force higher work output, management that thrives on favoritism and complacency in innovation, and last but not least- 1 week of vacation starting out. 

Sounds perfect, right? 

Right? 

I've been with Halton Company for 8 years. I love my job. It is fun and challenging at the same time. My role allows me to work with many departments within the company. The people are great. I've been happy with my career development opportunities as well. 

The company has 100% paid health, vision and dental insurance. They also carry a life insurance policy on every employee. Profit sharing has been given yearly. There's random months where an additional check will be given for accomplishing different milestones. I don't know many places that do things like this to show their appreciation. Each year we receive up to 2 weeks off at Christmas provided we've met our goals for the year.  I can't say enough good about this company. 

As with any company nothing is perfect. We're experiencing growing pains and are short handed in areas. Due to this overtime is a mandatory in the factory daily and almost every other Saturday. Don't let that deter you. It really is a great place to work and the overtime won't last forever.

I wanted to wait a while before leaving a review, and after 9 months of employment I have been highly impressed by Halton. I have worked several different jobs in the past and Halton is by far the best company I have been a part of. The small things they do for you that often get overlooked are often and appreciated. They are a company that isn't afraid of change and they embrace new ways of thinking and producing. Halton knows how to make you feel like a human with personality rather than a robot with a number on your name. The benefits package is also extremely impressive. I am not saying there is not room for growth but overall in 9 months I have been extremely impressed and look forward to future growth and enjoying the great culture established here.

Halton uses your benefits package to justify paying low wages and constantly reminds you that your livelihood depends on their good graces. Lots of overtime should be expected because of the low-energy environment. Nepotism is rampant and you're only worth who you know, if you aren't related to anyone you're just a number on the timecard. It's the kind of place that if you're good at what you do you get to do somebody else's job, too. Attitudes are generally awful, Management is a joke, the team leaders can't do the jobs they supervise, and HR has too much time on its hands. I look for a job every single day but I feel trapped because I can't walk away from the insurance. 

They don’t accept doctors notes and will give you points for missing even if you were took off work from a doctor and will fire you with a doctors note. They are very strict with their points policy and will fire you even if you haven’t pointed out.  The lack of communication in your training is horrible. No one wants to train. You have to learn as you go. The place needs coordination badly.  Production manager makes the place miserable and undesirable to go to work. He’s not a people person or good with communication. He assumes the worst and treats everyone as if they are the worst. 

Halton Company is always looking for ways to improve the lives of their employees. They are consistently reviewing pay/benefits/vacation/etc to ensure they are providing the best possible package to their employees. Additionally, they offer profit sharing and occasionally pay out random bonuses (such as a bonus to help offset the cost of increasing gas prices). Its not perfect but it's a good company that cares about their people.

Why is that important?  Senior leadership can quickly react to changes in our business segments.  In the past two years with COVID, inflation, supply chain shortage, work force shrinkage and now political unrest in Europe; the need to adapt quickly and communicate to the employees & customers is critical.
Halton strength is our flexibility, energy sustainable solutions and a global infrastructure allow us to adapt as needed.
Halton has been a company that has allowed me to success and grow in my career the past 27 years.

Halton is a great place to work and offers many amenities not found at most employers.

Comfortable and clean work environment
Management has open door policy
Free Health Insurance for your entire family
Profit sharing/Bonuses
Flexibility to work from home if necessary
Attendance Bonus
Paid Christmas/New Years Shutdown
Pellet Ice Machines
Paid Holidays
and much more!





This place is fantastic to work for. They are willing to work with each and every employee to better themselves both professionally and personally. They are willing to adapt to meet the demands of current times.

Always doing something, could get overwhelming at times. Good co-workers. Good hours and clean facility. Never doing the exact same thing everyday, different projects and learning something new everyday. Sometimes having to stay overtime.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Press brake operator 1 salary reported	$22.21 per hour
Shipping and receiving clerk 1 salary reported	$18.39 per hour
Electrical assembler 7 salaries reported	$18.29 per hour
Welder 1 salary reported	$23.11 per hour
Assembler 4 salaries reported	$18.50 per hour

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