entry level operator

press operator

shipper/receiver

forklift operator

process technician

MMI Engineered Solutions

As a press operator you're at the bottom of barrel, they don't care about you at all. Within your first week -per se- you're put on easy presses to understand the ropes, then you're on your own. When you start your day you have 15 mins to get your paper, read/sign a operations manual and get semi trained by the person who you are releasing. Training is done by employees and what you adapt to along the way. You see other employees walking around stuffing their fat faces laughing at you while you suffer on a press with no help, so unless you're a supervisors pet be prepared for harsh presses; everyday is like playing Russian Roulette if you're on a hard press or easy press so maybe you'll be lucky if they like you. If you think you have a set time for break and lunch forget it, you have to wait until a "breaker" comes to break you out, so you could be on a press for 5 straight hrs give or take. You can't leave your press so you're stuck there, so if you have to use the bathroom..rub that idea away unless you're super fast or are prepared to get yelled at. Overall, some employees make the job fun but other than that, you deserve better working here. If you need a job apply straight in, don't do temp; pay is bad enough for $14 where they're cashier positions paying $15. So if you want to be a brain dead zombie staring at a press wasting away contemplating on your life on how you got into this position, this is the job for you! 👍 oh and they can fire employees anytime they want based on their policy, without reason.

Managers are deceitful, and disrespectful. Managers play favorites and make work difficult for the ones they dont like. You're viewed as replaceable, yet they expect 120% out of you. 
There are no standards so everyone just does whatever they want, and you're only reprimanded when it greatly impacts production. 
Training is laughable at best. Some people training aren't even trained properly themselves.
Shift animosity is strong here as well.
You'll get promoted to a new position but you wont get paid the increased salary that goes with it. You have to fight them tooth, and nail for the increase in wages. Technicians are overworked, and underpaid.
HR is a joke. They only care about saving the company money. 

If you start here I strongly recommend you work till you collect your bonus, then find a better place because the management makes it impossible to love your job here.

MMI Engineered Solutions is a great place to work. I worked there in the summer of 2019 as a Human Resource intern. As soon as a position opened up in the HR department, they contacted me to apply. Now I work there full-time and I enjoy it for many reasons:
They offer competitive wages and a great benefit plan with lots of options.
They offer great work/life balance, especially for a manufacturing company. The company cares their employees’ health and happiness. Therefore, they try their best to accommodate most needs. Everyone is very welcoming and friendly. If you have any questions they will help you. Most people understand that you are new, so they don’t try to put pressure on you.
MMI Engineered Solutions is an amazing company to work for. My past and current experience with them has been great. People are amazing and funny.


MMI Engineered Solutions is a great place to work. I worked there in the summer of 2019 as a Human Resource Intern. As soon as a position opened up in the HR department, they contacted me to apply. Now I work there full-time and I enjoy it for many reasons:
They offer competitive wages and a great benefit plan with lots of options.
They offer great work/life balance, especially for a manufacturing company. The company cares about their employees’ health and happiness. Therefore, they try their best to accommodate most needs. Everyone is very welcoming and friendly. If you have any questions they will help you. Most people understand that you are new, so they don’t try to put pressure on you.
My past and current experience with them has been great.


I started as an intern last summer and was warmly welcomed by all members of upper management, including the CEO. "I started as an intern last summer and was welcomed right away by everyone, including the CEO. The people here are genuinely kind and easy to talk to. Of course, like any company, there are challenges to work through, but that’s normal anywhere you go. What really stands out is the focus on growth—not just for the company, which is expanding fast and even looking at global opportunities, but for the people who work here too. After my internship, I was hired full-time, and I’ve been loving it. In my role, I get to help employees grow and succeed in their careers.

The people are by far the best part about this job - everyone I've worked with is kind, respectful, and supportive. My manager is more like a mentor, being patient while I learn and checking in frequently to make sure I have the tools I need to succeed. 
The company is growing rapidly so there are some growing pains, but through positive collaboration the team is working to make the business better in all aspects. 
This has been a great opportunity to really dive in and learn about all the parts of HR and the manufacturing industry. 


There is plenty of work to keep everyone busy and productive on any given day. Everyday is a learning experience for a younger engineer like myself. Management is friendly and I have thoroughly enjoyed working for them. Co-workers are, for the most part, friendly as well. I believe the hardest part about the job is that you need to be able to multi-task many projects at once. Before working here, multitasking was a weakness of mine. I have definitely been able to improve on that. The most enjoyable part of the job is the teamwork that everyone puts forward.

Very lonely/antisocial work environment. Only 4 workers on 3rd shift that barely communicated with each other. Supervisor was moody and annoyed if I asked any questions regarding my job.   Told him about my Rheumatoid arthritis in my hand, and asked him to accommodate, but he kept putting me on jobs that made it worse. With that said, the work would be considered easy for people that don't  joint pain issues, but as far as I'm concerned, the job, and the pay wasn't worth not being able to use my hand anymore 

The training program is highly underdeveloped. The fear of termination for a mistake is constant.
Most employees have been there less than a year. It’s possible to advance quickly but if you do don’t expect to be taught how to perform your new position MMI has a strong “figure it out with common sense” mentality.


What is the best part of working at the company?
you get a good amount of pto and linch

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
sometimes you rely on coworkers who are oftentimes not as quick and are old short and weak

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
not good because theres s clear bias in selecting who does what job

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
meet at the time clock and then get your assignment either you get a break from someone or you give someone s break depending on your machine

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