forklift operator

machine operator

production worker

laborer

material handler

Integrity Trade Services, Inc.

Every day consisted of working with people from all backgrounds looking for a place to work, and every day I would work to set them up and get them started with a job application as well as an interview if need be. I learned how to communicate with a widely diverse public in a very professional manner and how to be quick and efficient on my feet. The workplace culture was small and welcoming, I felt very comfortable expressing my opinions and reaching out with questions, we were all part of a team and every one's job depended on another's. The most difficult task was the rare presence of unprofessional individuals who caused a scene or were not serious about acquiring a job with through the company. When these issues were resolved however, you would learn to appreciate the reason for rules and the complacency others payed to them.

I was stationed out to a location with NO sense of appreciation for the employees and no control over what is done or said in the office. People have no respect for one another and it seems that the company itself refuses to help or straighten up the issues without "proof" which they make IMPOSSIBLE to give. The issue of having childishness and exclusion in the office is only a PIECE of what's wrong with the location. In my opinion, dropping the company in which they contract for would be the best option. There is no direction, no leadership, no consequence or criticism for unethical behavior in the office.

As long as you show up everyday and on time you had a job. Just wasn't any room for advancement. Learned a lot about the powder coating process of steel pipe. Management would preach quality in the safety meetings but pushed for quantity when work was being done. The hardest part was accepting the fact that you were working a dead end job. Very high turnover rate unless you enjoy doing the same thing day in and day out for 20 years with very little pay increase. For example I worked with two guys, one had been there for 3 years and the other for 18 years making the same hourly wage as each other.

Nice, clean professional workplace where I had interview set up.  My hire was immediate but temporary and the agency set me up with a great workplace suited to fit my qualifications. Somehow, they worked  with me to revise my resume so that I can be hired by the employer.  The agency offered a great starting pay rate and stated I would get pay rate increase after probationary period is up.  The pay schedule is weekly.  Benefits for full time employment such as medical insurance and paid holidays, would be offered by the employer once you obtain permanent employment status.  Overall, couldn't ask for anything better!

Good company. 
I worked in the panel fabrication shop. The supervisor there is one cool dude.
The work is meaningful and I had a sense of contributing something important to society.
Hours are flexible if you need time off.
It was a stress free experience in for me.  Work and do  your work and do your part and try to do it well and you will be Golden in the panel shop. 
I didn't hear that it was the same out in the field but my experience was all positive. 

A typical day at work vary from one assignment to the next. I learned
to be very safe in a fast paced environment. I have seen many accidents while working there. I always played it safe. Management
was unorganized and not professional. Work place culture was diverse. The hardest part of the job was trying to get benefits. The
most enjoyable part of the job was finishing the assignment,cleaning
up and going home.

A typical Work day we come in have a pre shift meeting then everybody was assigned a different job to do on the line.
I learned Quality Control and Measuring and how to weld.
Management was good they made sure work would get done and treated everyone fairly. some of the co-workers were helpful and others where not. The hardest part of the job would be when people are not working together. When the day goes by smooth and everyone works.

Lack of leadership, advancement & incentives are given to certain individuals! No room for advancement.. Everyone that is hired on is a Temp-to-Hire position (unless you are family/relatives) once, you are offered the “Hire-On Position” at 17-18$ an hour. Expect that to be your HIRING WAGE!! They DO NOT GIVE you 1$,2$ or 3$ once you are HIRED but, they could pay a temp agency 25$-27$ hr…REVOLVING DOOR. 

I love working for Integrity they promote growth, positivity and opportunities. I like that they have contest to keep work interesting. I enjoy working for a place where you do not feel intimidated by management. I like that the business is growing and they still know people by name and try to learn your likes and dislikes instead of making you feel  like a number.

 It was decent working here it’s fast pace and just about everyone works as a team. The only problem I had was with a leader who was clueless of his job. As well as unprofessional coworkers who had conversations about inappropriate things in the workplace. Management over heard these conversations and did nothing. Coworkers were very ghetto.  Some leaders lacked leadership.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Forklift operator 239 salaries reported	$18.79 per hour
Machine operator 94 salaries reported	$18.67 per hour
Production worker 28 salaries reported	$18.74 per hour
Laborer 104 salaries reported	$18.23 per hour
Material handler 88 salaries reported	$19.03 per hour

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