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I applied for a laser cell position and was ignore by HR for months. It was only after calling and talking to the front desk lady instead of HR I was able to get an interview. I was hired for the assembly position and was made to work for the laser position. After 6 months of working $13/hr I was given the position I applied for. I was not given the $3 raise for another month because the “Supervisor” wanted me to prove I can do the job. While bringing up issues with production to my supervisor I was told “I’m not a babysitter figure it out” which is inline with the attitude all of management conveys. There is not a single individual at IMMI that has formal training on laser cutting or knowledge on how to run fabrication. Whenever new designs are made to parts on safety equipment there is no quality control or testing it is designed cut assembled and shipped out. There have been numerous quality issues because of this. No one will listen to you unless you are related to someone in the company. There is a real effort to look like a respectable employer but after only one year it is clear to me that the only priorities are to make the company money at the expense of the employees. DO NOT waste your time if you are applying for a skilled trade.

The environment is great if one is looking for a secure and routine job. The hours can be long if the tasks are seen as monotonous and your passion for helping create safety products isn’t a motivator. The community is beautiful in many ways. The people in large part are kind and hardworking. This culture won’t be as appealing to those who lean outside of a purely Christian/Nationalistic value system. The company has recently established an ESOP program that allows employees to be owners by having shares in the company. This can be greatly beneficial for the sake of retirement on top of the 401k plan. The only downside is the share price will take time to grow in value and one would need to stay many years within the company to see the fruits of the ESOP benefit their retirement. So if you’re willing to do the same thing (working in different areas off and on when needed as well) for 20-40 years you’d be in a great position for a comfortable retirement. If you were able to get a better position that paid more within the company you’d also be awarded more shares and it’d be even easier to benefit from the ESOP program. 

The following was posted recently by an IMMI employee in Westfield Indiana. BEWARE, the culture at the Antioch Illinois facility is the same. Incompetence.
 
"Horrible horrible place to work! It’s no wonder they have so much turnover. They promote themselves as hybrid but then get upset when you actually want, or lord forbid, need to work from home. They have no flexibility whatsoever and clearly management only lives to work. So unorganized it makes type A individuals crazy. Overall unbalanced, unorganized and just not a good environment. The work itself was fine but in my opinion it’s more about the culture than the job, and this jobs management does not foster a “Christian” environment like they claim and should honestly be ashamed of how they claim to live out their core value of putting God first. When you put God first he calls us to love and care for people and they do not care about their employees at all. Very sad."

I love my job at IMMI. Supervisors and teamleads were great. They would do the same jobs as they would ask you to do. The hardest part of my job is being on concrete floors all shift and standing. 8 hours a day is fine. But when you would work overtime up to 12 hour shifts, it would start to bother your feet and back. On a daily we would have one 10 minute break and a half hour lunch break and one 5 minute break. One day a week on Thursdays we would have hour lunch breaks. I enjoyed that we had a pastor on site to help talk with you when you need to talk. We have a clinic on site that was free to all employees temps and full time .

Horrible horrible place to work! It’s no wonder they have so much turnover. They promote themselves as hybrid but then get upset when you actually want, or lord forbid, need to work from home. They have no flexibility whatsoever and clearly management only lives to work. 
So unorganized it makes type A individuals crazy. 
Overall unbalanced, unorganized and just not a good environment. The work itself was fine but in my opinion it’s more about the culture than the job, and this jobs management does not foster a “Christian” environment like they claim and should honestly be ashamed of how they claim to live out their core value of putting God first. When you put God first he calls us to love and care for people and they do not care about their employees at all. Very sad. 


Great environment, very friendly people, overall great company. IMMI cares about the growth and development of its people you start just like you would at any other company then you work your butt off and you will see good changes starting to take place with your career at IMMI. You just have to stick it out it will not happen over night no company is perfect but IMMI strives to deliver excellence with everything the company does there is a reason most of the people IMMI has stick around it’s cause they take care of you and your family. Serving GOD saving lives delivering excellence come give it a try you will not be disappointed.

The family owned company established core values that every company should have. Benefits, perks, and pay are good.  Management at every level is poor at best.  The turn over is high mostly because of bad managers.  Good employers do not harbor bad managers but this is a company that does. What workforce it can keep, it can't manage.  Year after year, the company hires a bunch of people and year after year, it reduces its workforce to cut costs.  The company has gone through five or six CFO's in the last several years.  Red Flag.  The company has cut production at its headquarter location to move production outside the US.  There are better opportunities available in the job market.

Very poor communication, managers demonstrate favoritism. Pay is low for the physically hard work you do.  Training is poor, most of what you learn is when you get “scolded” like a child if you don’t know something and make a mistake. Christianity is not demonstrated within the ranks, used more as a sales gimmick. Back stabbing, gossiping and lying are rampant. They are shipping most of the work to Mexico for cheap labor. It’s a sinking ship. Layoffs are frequent and then they make those still working do mandatory overtime. Punitive and degrading managers . This place is immoral, yet they throw bible verses a round to make themselves feel like they are ethical.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The employees are friendly and it can be flexible

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
There are people in positions of leadership based on their time with the company not wether they are qualified. It leads to bad moral and disrespect by the leads and those  supervisors. They do not offer raises or any room for advancement 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Culture is those that are in management received all the benefits while those doing the work were not even recognized. It is very poorly managed. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Wanting to leave everyday asap

It's rare to find a company that doesn't just say they give back but actively does so AND encourages the staff to do so as well. To find a company where the mission statement is more than words on a wall. Or where the mission statement actually starts with something other than profits or earning more. IMMI is a company that truly believes and lives in the knowledge that if we honor God first and serve people second, not only will we make great products but all 3 will, in turn, help us to grow profitably. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Maintenance technician 1 salary reported	$22.50 per hour
Production assembler 4 salaries reported	$16.20 per hour
Production worker 4 salaries reported	$16.40 per hour
Mig welder 8 salaries reported	$18.05 per hour
Material handler 7 salaries reported	$19.20 per hour

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