maintenance technician

machine operator

packer

press operator

forklift operator

Mannington Mills, Inc

the people are awesome to work for and work with. 
the pay and benefits are really good. some departments have better schedules making the same amount of pay but with less work days.
overall a really great company to work for just do the best you can show them you care and advancement opportunities will come your way. In the rubber department it is very hot and you work 6-7 days a week every week. the shipping department also gets tons of mandatory overtime, so if you like the endless hours and great pay its for you. if you prefer to have family time and enough money to pay bills rubber department and shipping might not be for you, but there are other departments that work half week on half week off and the pay is the same. overtime your work becomes your life and your co workers become your family. for me if I had a balance between home life and work life I would love this place and stay to make a lifelong career with Mannington, but unfortunately I will be putting my two weeks in because my life is flying away and im loosing my family. they are new departments so maybe one day soon they'll have this sorted out if they choose to but at the moment its rough running all week with no break.

at 6am the production line is running, we had no grace period which meant at 6:01 a.m. you were late, at first i hated that but begin to love that because it made me on time for everything else. Being on-time and before time says alot about your character. We had three lines which all contained wood planks on the outside were the long planks (43 inches) and in the middle lane they ran what you call "random pieces" where where the bad 43 inch planks that were cut down upstairs to be reused at a smaller size. There were variations of different sizes of random pieces all equaling up to 43 inches, such as: 21 1/2 went together 15's and 28's went together 17s and 26s ect. It was very challenging at times especially in the summer because it was always 5-15 degrees hotter inside the plant. Management was not great at all. We could never plan our weekend because they wouldnt tell us if we were working friday until thursday at the end of the work day. They were very unorganized and never stuck with changes they made throughtout the years. I love what I did and who i worked with, but what i loved most about the job was looking at all the product we were putting out on a daily basis.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Way too many chiefs, or laying off all the dedicated and good employees. So unorganized and unprofessional with honest answers back to customers. Customer Service Sucks, all the good Reps with knowledge have left, waste of time! 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
People not giving you honest answers ON Back orders or even on orders!  when they did it was a different answer from one person to the next. Flooring is by far NOT Rocket Science people enough of the BS, people have schedules to complete! 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Don’t know Don’t care. It is a large Confused Manufacturer 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Busy AF, and always trying to put out fires caused by others, doing reports when you should be marketing and selling.

So a typical day at work for me was I would wake up in the morning make my coffee make my lunch take a shower get ready and then head to work now on the way to work I'll prep myself because I know that to have a good day at work you have to mentally leave the challenges from Life at the door when you get there so I prefer myself for that and then I entered the building I said hello to my coworkers I usually go on the break room and have coffee in the morning and we would just sit and talk until we had our meeting morning meeting and once we had a morning meeting we would all just first into our area and do what we got to do to get done and get those trucks unloaded

Extremely disorganized. Management lacks professionalism and are often the cause of drama between coworkers. They tell personal business that should be confidential leading to gossip and rumors. They harass people who are trying to do their job while others get to slack off. There is absolutely no accountability for  actions or lack thereof concerning job performance. They are dishonest and extremely manipulative. Training is nearly nonexistent. There is NO teamwork. Quality is a JOKE. Anything goes. The workers are more interested in knowing the personal business of others rather than their jobs. Safety is NOT TOP priority. If you’re someone who takes pride in their work, this is NOT the place for you!!!


My experience at Mannington Mills was interesting.  What I mean by that is that individuals at the company were willing to help you in any way to understand how operation occurs there.  It was a high pace company where it kept you on your toes at all times.  I could never complain about the salary because we were paid better than most companies in the area.  I can say that I started developing my leadership skills with Mannington Mills.  It enable me to develop better communication skills, problem solving skills, and the importance of  contributing to team.  One thing I really enjoy while working there was that the company was very diverse and didn't discriminate in the company.  Hardest part was the high pace but it was manageable.

Expect to get treated like a number. Just another monotony of a dead end job.
Learned to not trust anyone with personal information.
Toxic workplace culture where they believe everyone is a, quote-unquote, “Family”. Steer clear.
Hardest part is working during the heat with no A/C, yet the company expects you to work like a dog.
Enjoyable part, barely as is, is the breaks and clocking out.
One thing I’ve learned is to never report anything to the HR at Mannington Mills, they will rat you out to the supervisor or lead if it’s one of the higher ups your reporting. 

Training was terrible  i finally got a tour of the plant after working there 3 years.  you have to learn how to install the products yourself or learn the info about flooring yourself because training was terrible.  also the supervisors in the customer service department was rude, mean and narcistic.  not friendly not helpful pay was terrible raises were terrible and they only care about "their Click"  if you arent in the group you dont matter.  mean to new hires and they only promote or give raises to their friends.  worst place i ever worked

Management is out to sabotage each other. There is very little to no working together. Managers talk about about other managers to anyone who is around. 
I asked for a transfer to another warehouse close to where I was moving several months (atleast 5) & was told that I would have no problem finding a job up in that area. After requesting several times & being told I would have no problem finding a job in the industry, I decided to just work out 2 week notice. My supervisor then started writing me up & putting me to do tasks I was unable to perform. Another employee actually told me that the manager was telling people he was trying to make me quit. 


The work from day to day is varied. No two days are alike and you are constantly fighting fires. Coworkers pull together to get projects done. I learned how to work with different types of people and businesses along with looking passed the surface to analyze and solve problems/identify opportunities. Corworkers and long time employees (greater than 10 years) have a sense of family and teamwork. New management has started to change the family type culture and has created a sense of uneasiness. The most enjoyable part of the job is working with a vast array of people.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Maintenance technician 7 salaries reported	$34.26 per hour
Machine operator 2 salaries reported	$20.92 per hour
Packer 3 salaries reported	$17.67 per hour
Press operator 2 salaries reported	$21.15 per hour
Forklift operator 2 salaries reported	$20.15 per hour

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