forklift operator

safety specialist

rigger

project engineer

junior operator

Mammoet

After 5 long years of hard work and dedication, I was laid off along with over twenty others (in the same day) due to the company's (in their words) "economic downturn, which sparked realignment and restructuring". I never had a bad performance review and actually got promoted quite a few times pretty quickly during my time. Mammoet was at one point in time a great place to work but the communication between departments/employees was always terrible, this is where the company fails and likely the cause of their downturn. Over my last 2 months with the company, upper management personnel had flew down with word of their agenda to let numerous personnel go. Through these last two months working for Mammoet, the environment was very shady and was no longer a pleasant place to work. Nonetheless, I did enjoy to complete the tasks that I was paid to do. I always made sure my job was done as fast as possible and at the least cost for the company. Do I agree with how they handled their economic downturn plan, no. Do I think they could've handled it better/differently (maybe get opinions from people that know and see everyday which workers are actual good workers), yes. No grudges held here, it's in the past and that's where it'll remain.

Many meeting if in management.  There is a hierarchy at Mammoet, and they do what they want; that is can or can not be in the best interest of the company.  Safety is enough to get the job and be profitable.  I saw people get let go for working at heights without being tied off, and a manager was also caught; he was moved to a different job instead of being let go.  You can make money there, but will have to turn a bling eye if you want to stay working there.

little to no communication from upper management, daily workload ever increasing with little to no concern for those doing the job, never the fault of management, just the fault of everyone else slogging their guts out to get a job done, with no gratitude or thanks after the fact, but seek to give disciplineries willy nilly, hence the extreme high numbers leaving/left the business 

•	Operated tractor with nooteboom 7 axel-12 axel trailer, double-drop, lowboy trailer hauling cranes/parts
•	Interacted daily and built professional relationships with valuable customers 
•	Maintained safe vehicle and conditions in compliance with company and DOT regulations
•	Hauled super load/extreme heavy logistic loads

Enjoy the folks i work with. they are inclusive and show positive response to all work related question, critiques, etc. Management is always positive and accepting to any improvements or general comments.

i built wind turbines for 3 monthes in north dakota and made a lot of nice money but as soon as the job ended i tried contacting to them  ultioples times for two months and they never responded would not work for them again

I worked hard for mammoet and I was terminated for personal reasons it hurts that I would be let go and not given the opportunity to transfer to deferent department

Very good workplace but management was very young in the tooth and couldn't handle a voice of dissension. Great benefits great people. Nothing is impossible at Mammoet and there is a wealth of equipment available to perform jobs.

Three months on and six months off, received calls when to work. Wonderful Union workforce, reimbursement for flights and sleeping arrangements. . . .

This is not a company for diverse cultures. Management and workers do not make you feel welcome and there is no room for advancement. I have never seen 1 black supervisor. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Forklift operator 4 salaries reported	$21.00 per hour
Safety specialist 3 salaries reported	$35.00 per hour
Rigger 2 salaries reported	$20.00 per hour
Project engineer 2 salaries reported	$127,605 per year
Junior operator 1 salary reported	$49,000 per year

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