production supervisor

payroll specialist

financial planning analyst

electrical engineer

warehouse manager

KYSOR WARREN

Generally speaking, my time at Kysor Warren was a great experience, and I would highly recommend the organization to anyone seeking employment. The work is in a fast paced environment and requires a very vigilant self started. 

I learned that it takes a lot to change the culture of a workplace as was the challenge of changing cultural beliefs about how to implement efficient quality assurance practices.

The most employable part of the job was the great attitude of the co-workers, the most challenging was the varying work hours depending on what we were reviewing and any new developments from the management down to the quality assurance tea,

This was a good company to work for and I only worked there a few months, and during that few months the company changed ownership twice and again after I was gone.  When I first started, I told them about a plane ticket I purchased a couple months prior to starting work there so that I wouldn't miss my son's 1st birthday in Ohio.  They assured me that it was fine and thanked me for telling them in advance.  Two months later, when it was time to go visit my son, they told me I couldn't leave.  To make a long story short, I had to resign my job in order to be in Ohio for my son's 1st birthday.  Until that happened, it was a good place to work.

Kysor/Warren has resently been bought out by Heatcraft. A typical day at my station begins with us receiving the blue prints/ piping digrams for a "system". We the team then take the blue print and piping digram and place the items in the system that best fits.We have a good management team that wants to help us get the job done . My fellow co-workers get along well you have to learn to work well with others because of the difference of everyone.The hardest part of the job is taking the print and making it work in the space available.The most enjoyable part would be seeing the finished product.

What is the best part of working at the company?
There are some great people there to work with. And all the overtime you could want and even if you dont want it.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Working 6 to 7 days a week non stop. 10 to 12 hr days mostly so not really alot of time home with family.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Stressful and doesnt really care about their employees

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Non stop working from the moment you get there until the moment you leave other then a 30min lunch brake. If you even sit down for 5 seconds you will get in trouble for it..

I received a job opportunity at Kyzor while attending Columbus Technical College for Air conditioning maintenance. The particular position was brazing where I would be an employee through the school. Everything was great, set hours, friendly co-workers and Managers but company politics reared its ugly head and somehow on another I was transferred from an employee through the school to an employee through a temporary agency in Columbus Ga. and my pay was reduced as a result. Shortly after I was terminated for a bogus allegation of racially motivated words.

Always learning something new each day that allowed  to help the customers in a timely manner.
Learning how to motivate new customer service representatives.
Managers and supervisors always supported the CSR's in anyway possible.
The workplace was friendly and management willing and able to help.
Long hours during peak season.
Both employer and employee are mutually respected and rewarded for their efforts.

There is absolutely no accountability for supervisors, lead persons , or employees. It is a very volatile/ hostile work environment. Certain employees feel entitled to a paycheck without doing any actual work while the very few that do work are expected to do more of the work load to compensate for those that don't . Truly the worst company I have ever worked for in the past 35 years. It's no wonder why they have been bought out several times over the years . 

I've worked here many years. The management is the downfall of this company and will work you to the bone. Expect a lot of overtime. The more you learn, the more they expect out of you. Expect to deal with coworkers that only want to do their job and not learn anymore to be of some help when you are needing it. They have an over dependence in those who have been on the job for years and very slow at hiring new help. 

Must be able to work 12 hour shifts for extended periods of time.
Kysor Warren produces refrigriation cases you see in grocery stores and commercial air conditioners.
Pay is a little better than average
It is a customer driven business. So you have to meet tight deadlines.
You will get to know your co workers better then your family since you will be spending a lot of time with them.

A typical day at work would consist of long hours and steady production work.
It's good to be flexible the more a person knows, the better chance they have with a company.
Management worked with a open door policy and was there to help if needed.
The co-workers were just like family, kind nice and friendly.
The hardest part of the job would be the heat and not having the parts needed to complete the job.
The most enjoyable part of my job was the people and the job I did.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Production supervisor 1 salary reported	$64,500 per year
Payroll specialist 2 salaries reported	$72,500 per year
Financial planning analyst 2 salaries reported	$62,500 per year
Electrical engineer 2 salaries reported	$102,500 per year
Warehouse manager 1 salary reported	$64,000 per year

Working at KYSOR WARREN: Company Overview and Reviews

KYSOR WARREN

KYSOR WARREN Ratings

Popular jobs at KYSOR WARREN

Salary Satisfaction

Job Seeker Tools

Employer Tools

Browse

Stay Connected