compounder

machine operator

quality control lab technician

quality assurance associate

human resources coordinator

House-of-Cheatham

I quit after 3 months. QA staff are negative tyrants  with bad attitudes and are a direct reflection of their manager. It's Obvious the place has been poorly Managed for Several years, and they kept folks around with bad character, attitudes, lack of education. It's a disorganized, chaotic mess. Company stays on credit hold and run out of materials because vendors don't trust them. You'll be distracted from your LOW Pay with bingo days, trivia, and chili cook offs while the water coolers in the break room have "active" roach activity.  New Director of Ops is trying to make changes but its so bad he's stuck with so many bad players. This is atleast a 2 to 3 year turnaround project. 


Pros: 

Occasional free products that are great.

4/10 schedule with every Friday off.

Not difficult at all to get additional time off if needed. 

Immediate 401K matching.

Fun company events and great community outreach.

Cons:

Lackluster operational quality: GMP is not followed and there's a lot of jury rigging.

No senior engineers are on staff to provide support when issues do occur.

Big divide between the floor and office departments.

Lack of professionalism and coordination in the offices.

Conclusion:

It's a decent place if you are looking for blue collar job or a quick gig. Don't get to mentally involved here and you'll be alright.


This is an easy job as far as work load. The issues come with poor management. They choose favorites and fire people who have been black balled by other employees. ( I know because I was one of the favorites). Usually people are hired on as temps, but after 3 months rarely anyone is hired on full time, and only about 20% of people will last this long. Not because they quit but they were fired for petty reasons. Compensation only increases a dollar if you are hired on. My advice is work here until you can find a real, more stable job. I worked as a forklift operator/ order picker.

A typical work day started with someone making coffee for everyone. Machine operator's prepared for QC to come check off the line then management would come around and check to make sure everything is okay. Co-workers were like family. Everyone greeted each other with smiles. The hardest part of the job sometimes was attaining the tools necessary to work on the line when needed. The most enjoyable part of the job was sitting down while the line ran due to the time and work put into it.

The work environment was team oriented and supportive.  A typical work day involved research of sales strategy and niche market analysis, team meetings and sales goal review.  The hardest part of the job is determining how economic factors effected our customers and communicating this to the customer and management.  The most enjoyable part of the job is the team goal setting and accomplishing a stated goal.

A typical day at work is getting down to business. If you are not on top of your A game then stay home. The culture of the company is not the best, but it is getting better. My last four years working there has been full of advancements. Not everyone is a pleasure to work with, but you're there to get along with everybody. Despite my challenges of working there, I learned a great deal. It was a pleasure working for The House of Cheatham.

This company has great potential, but upper management (along with the board of directors) is only concerned with how much money they can make. The cheapest ingredients and labor are sourced. This company also does not manufacture to GMP standards, which is a quality nightmare.

This place do not work up to there standards. The production lines always be down never running. Maintenance always there upper management doesn't care about the employees. Turn on ratio is favoritism is so high there. Not a good place to work. Trust me... dont waste your time.

Have to work 11 hours shifts everyday Monday through Friday and I am only making 14 dollars and hour is not enough but working 11 hours a day is nothing until we hit the 5th or 6th day that is our overtime days

House of cheatham was a great starting place for someone in need of steady work and a great place to learn and develop trade skills with hands on experience. I’ve gained a lot of knowledge and experience working for House of Cheatham; that I am now able to branch off and seek better opportunities that will better me as a personal and employee.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Compounder 1 salary reported	$20.50 per hour
Machine operator 2 salaries reported	$19.00 per hour
Quality control lab technician 1 salary reported	$21.45 per hour
Quality assurance associate 1 salary reported	$18.50 per hour
Human resources coordinator 2 salaries reported	$19.50 per hour

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