welder

fitter

cnc operator

quality control inspector

mechanic

Lexicon,-Inc

Typical day with Lexicon check in at office ,go to job site get involved with the different foremen's & joint the gang box meeting's go over the safety for the day. As a Inspector I would check all work done the day before that was finished after I had made my Inspections to do a final inspections. Record all documents & reports & file. Review drawings for the work being done to insure all codes & standards were followed & that all safety was being followed. 
    Learn to work with different people & different types of job & how to deal with problems that may arise.
   Treating people the way you would like to be treated & giving respect to all ,telling the employee's what a great job they have performed. 
     teaching my co-workers different ways to deal with people & how to treat people with respect & learning from my co-workers is a big part of my day .
   The hardest part of the job maybe would have to climb tall ladders or walk up many sets of stairs from time to time. 
     The most enjoyable part of my day would be seeing employee's applying the safety & the advise you had given them to make a better person & a better company to work for & getting the respect that a Inspector or a Safety Rep deserves.

I worked there and absolutely loved the company itself.  They have great benefits and the working environment is great.  However, the job I was in was overseen by a manager that knows enough about what I do to be dangerous to the drivers and the company.  He refused to let me do my job the way it needs to be done to protect the drivers and the company.  His big deal was "we are not a trucking company, we should not have to do that".   DOT told me he is well known for trying to find ways around regulations rather than just doing them.  He is a very nice guy who you can enjoy working with if you are not interested in doing your full job as it should be done.  He is wonderful at what his area is - and that is the key... HIS area.   He is very likable if that is what is required for a good manager by itself.  Other than that, if you are not in the jDOT safety area, I would highly recommend the company itself.

I worked at Lexicon for a few months, and it was an interesting experience. I had to interact with soldiers undergoing training; during the time of action, it was pretty interesting, but during the downtime, there was absolutely nothing to do. The job itself is easy, but it's important to know your role. The training happens in the desert, and the weather can get very bad - sand storms are a pretty standard phenomenon. As a role player, I lived in the barracks on the Ft. Irwin territory; the place requires a military ID to shop in a local supermarket and to buy things like cigarettes and alcohol. The people and management were friendly.

Play parts in stage, video, or motion picture productions for entertainment, information, or instruction. Interpret serious or comic role by speech, gesture, and body movement to entertain or inform an audience.  Provide professional, cultural Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), role players, and native foreign language speakers to conduct both realistic and highly-intensive pre-deployment training, cultural awareness training, and language immersion training.  In conducting highly realistic language, cultural, and military pre-deployment training, the Lexicon team will answer our nation's call.  Additionally, provide skilled translator/interpreters for future USA Joint Military Combat Operations.

Every day at work was something different. Whether it was sheeting and roofing, or running cranes, or setting iron. Everything from driving forklifts, man lifts, doing hydraulic or electrical work. Welding, arc gouging, grinding, cutting and fabricating was a part of the daily routine. I learned how to be a complete maintenance man, with a few bonuses such as learning to drive a semi with a trailer attached. The culture was positive as long as everyone worked as one. The hardest part of the job was the sporadic hours being on call, but only because I had little ones at home. I enjoyed everything, I was constantly learning and sculpting my career in a different way.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Usually got my hours. Felt needed due to large amount of untrained employees and supervisors

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Lack of direction, untrained employees/supervision/threats of being firing every day

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Disconnected/Poor Planning/Rushed/Safety when convenient 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Late start/missing tools or equipment necessary/work harder than necessary due to poor planning

What is the best part of working at the company?
Meeting people from all different background and cultural .

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Transport out to field needs better vehicals and safe drivers .

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It’s ok ,to many relatives in company.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I help play a key role in preparing the United States arm forces for when they serve by assisting in acting out real life scenarios, that will give them the tools and experience needed  to efficiently carry out their jobs.

It’s nearly impossible to get money. The starting pay was risen to $14 an hour for new hires but longer employees never got bumped and as a result there are employees that have been here for only 3 months making the same as experienced employees of several years. It’s a reasonably laid back but still safe work environment. The management is horrendous and there is obvious favoritism. The saftey rules are only enforced to certain people and they are put in place by someone with absolutely no experience in the field but overall it’s still a decent job. Vacation off on holidays and if you need to tend to family they will let you go. 

The normal day, on the job at Lexicon was pretty busy. Usually started off with JHA reviews.
Making sure all hazards was identified, and all employees understood what the hazards was of the days task.
I learned if the supervisors new you was coming to check behind them...they would have their ducks in the row!
Nine out of ten of my co workers were out for them self's!
But overall would lend a hand when needed.
The most demanding part of the job...was too keep reminding all supervisors to incorporate safety in every aspect of every job. That was a huge job, By itself!

A typical a day at work involves reviewing current projects and developing cost analysis of change orders to cover overhead costs for projects. I learned valuable process of steel fabrication, scheduling, detailing and the overall construction process. I the most difficult portion of the job was keeping up on the numerous projects that Prospect was involved in to produce accurate cost estimations. Management was great. Very flexible and always willing to provide input. The most enjoyable part was the creating relationships with colleagues and customers.

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