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I don't even know where to start really.  Probably some of the most incompetent, arrogant corporate people I've ever had the misfortune of working for and it only trickles down to management. If you're a business owner and you see their van pull up, get ready to get gouged. Its not like there's any other options around here and they know it and use it to their advantage completely.  
     If you're looking for a job where you can over charge your customers to help make bonus and scare people with completely untrue information to get them to buy new fire extinguishers and kitchen systems, then congratulations,  this is your dream job.  If you're related to any one there or have worked with them in the past then you will do well there. I get it's a family run business but they take it to the extreme.  Only Teeters and massive suck ups get promoted. They treat 20 year employees like second class citizens. No real reason to work here unless you're a temp worker then yeah try it out. You'll see.

Brenneco Fire protection was a mess. The lack of managers and the lack of care from the current managers is astounding. The company did really well at pretending like they cared but in reality, everyone was treated like another number and easily replaceable. If you ever do anything wrong, you won't know about it unless its reprimandable, however, they will talk poorly about you to each other. And then you hear it from the grapevine. The work you do correctly is never appreciated and every long term employee has the same complaint of being burned out and paid too little. Overall, the company seems to always be in a transitional phase and continuing to make the employees upset by the constant changes brought down from the company that purchased them. Lastly, the pay will never be "competitive". They will continue to pass you up for raises until you're burned out and then keep going until you finally leave. Overall, it's an okay stepping stone to your future goals, but don't take it seriously. 

Listen. Here's the thing. You never know how terrible your past jobs have been until you finally get a job that values you as a human being. I have absolutely been able to grow and thrive in this environment. No micromanaging. No boss breathing down your neck. You are treated as an adult. Do your job and do it well. I have been given so many opportunities that have allowed me to develop my skills in customer service and office support. Aside from that, I now have a 401k. I have dental and vision for me and my kids. If I need help, I just have to ask. My supervisor is one of the most intelligent, elegant, well spoken, personal, professional, and polite people I have ever had the pleasure of working with. I am so happy I took this job.  I look forward to retiring from here.

The location I work at is absolutely amazing and it's a great environment we help each other in every way possible.  The corporation as a whole is where my office and I have been told many other offices in the southern region struggle the most. You get no corporate help when you ask for it and I'm aware it's a chain of command issue but their has to be a better solution to getting help when you need it. But corporate will happily start fussing and getting upset if office profits are down and jobs are not getting done timely. The service trade and forms app that we are required to use as well as almost everything else is electric and malfunctions more than it actually works especially in very rural areas.

They expect a lot for sub-standard pay. On-call, overnights and long hours are expected with zero benefit to the employee. While it is possible to move positions in the company, the move rarely come with increased pay, even if you have more responsibility. Steady raises are non-existent and you have to practically quit before they increase compensation. In my case management was dishonest to the point of malicious. I did learn quite a bit while there and then used that knowledge to find a better job. I also met some good folks while there and had some fun company outings. Its not all bad, just be aware of what they will expect from you. The below industry standard pay and poor management is why I left. 

This company does not care about their employees. If you are a hard worker they will reward you with no gratitude and only complaints. They will supply you with a job description that they will not follow and then expect you to complete work that is far beyond the scope of what is possible to complete especially within the time period that they provide. If you tell them you are overwhelmed, they will give you more work. Good communication within this company is nonexistent. If you have any concerns within your role, upper management and HR are the last people on your side. HR does not care about you, as much as they would like you to believe that they do. I have voluntarily left this company as a result. If you want to apply for a role within this company, I’d recommend you apply elsewhere. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
I dont have any best part to say about the company.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Hostile Invironment, being belittled in front of others,  Corporate doesnt care or do anything, when you report to them about policies being broken by Managers out of the hand book.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Hostile, walking around on egg shells.  No one is held accountable for there actions.  All they care about is ripping customers off and building revenue to sell the company

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Scared to go to work being belittled hostile environment

Marmic Fire & Safety is a wonderful place to work if you are looking for an exciting career with plenty of new opportunities for growth in your position and advancement within a company.  

**They offer competitive wages and benefits as well as a VERY positive working environment.  

**Management works together with the team to create a strong teamwork vibe throughout the entire workplace: from warehouse to front office. 

**New ideas and proposals are welcomed due to company wide expansions-- Marmic Fire & Safety is expanding rapidly making this a great company to start a wonderful and rewarding CAREER.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Before the CEO change, decent working environment.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
After CEO change, my managers got promoted and vendors stopped sending us invoices on time to balance their ledgers.  In the no-excuse environment, that fell on us.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Pretty stale but great in other departments.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Come in, answer 200 emails about things I'm already working on and take the next six hours to actually do them.

The honeymoon phase here lasts a few months and then it all goes down hill quick. I loved my job in the beginning. I really thought I was going to retire here and I looked forward to it! But in the past few months things have changed. I have to reevaluate everything here. They made promises in my interview and onboarding and now are retracting those promises. I have my child to think about. 2024 medical insurance was great. They changed it for 2025 and now the premiums are higher and the coverage is way less. Please, if you have family, if you are a woman….seriously think before accepting a job here. 

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