tig welder

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Marshall Air Systems

I am a former employee that worked in the office of Marshall. I never knew from day to day what was going to happen nor how to conduct business. The company makes exceptions for some employees and does not make the same exceptions for others. Management wanted to complain about how things were being conducted but never did the same things twice for the  employees. Wanted to ensure all policies were kept in place, but gave raises to those that did not deserve these increases even after you tried to maintain the policies. Very confusing. 
A sense of never being satisfied is all over the company, no matter how hard you work nor how good of a job you do. 
The company wants you to follow the documents and policies from 45 years ago and never wants to update anything. Being new to the company it is hard to follow procedures from 45 years ago when there is no documentation of anything. You are told to find them in the system. But then complains that the people that wrote them were not capable of doing the job. There is no handbook but the company wants you to follow the rules and policies. 
Very confusing company. Very old school and no idea what it is like in the outside world. They think they have the top of the line company, but it needs to be upgraded to fit the new work force. No 401K for employees until you are there one year, they do not match 401K so what does it matter if you contribute your own money, no vacation until you are there one year, no profit sharing until you are there one year,  no benefits(that you can afford) vacation is as follows: 40 hours after one year of service, they tell you that you have to hold that 40 hours so you can take it at shut down week, 80 hours after two years, still 40 hours have to be saved, and there is a ten year gap after the 80 hours before you get any other hours.,

What is the best part of working at the company?
I have worked at Marshall Air Systems for 10 yrs on the production floor and it was upsetting to read some of the past negative reviews because my experience has been very different. Over the last 2 years I have seen a major positive change in the company culture. It feels like the company finally found the right people to help move things in the right direction. The environment has become much more team -oriented, and employees are recognized and appreciated more than before. The new team members, HR staff, and office employees do a lot to show appreciation for everyone's hard work. Recently, the company held a 50th anniversary celebration with food, music and time for everyone to come together, and it genuinely showed me that they care about their employees. No workplace is perfect, but I can honestly say I enjoy working here and appreciate the positive direction the company heading. I hope the growth continues and that we keep bringing in good people who want to be part of the team.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
People who don't want to work can make the area harder on all of us

We appreciate all feedback regarding our company, both positive and negative. We recognize that in the past there were areas where improvements were needed, as every company experiences challenges throughout its growth and development. Over the last several years, we have worked very hard to improve our company culture, strengthen our leadership, and create a more positive environment for both our employees and customers.

Most importantly, our focus continues to be providing the best possible service and support to our customers. We are committed to continuous improvement and listening to feedback to help us grow stronger as an organization.

We respectfully ask that individuals give us the opportunity to demonstrate the positive changes that have been made. We value every employee, customer, and business relationship, and we remain dedicated to moving forward in a positive direction.

I seriously do not know where to begin.  Very toxic, unethical, micromanaged environment.  I witnessed several unethical practices and did not want my name behind this company at all.  If you have education of any kind, then you are very much over qualified for this company.  Processes and procedures are from the 1960's.  They use outdated systems.  You have absolutely no voice here at all.  Do not try to give an opinion because management does not care.  Nothing here changes because they like having 100% control over every single thing.  Trying to keep up with demand and customers in real time is impossible because of their outdated and micromanaged policies.  This is only the job you want until you find a better one.  If you are down on your luck and want to get a pay check for a few months, then this is the only reason to briefly work here.

This is a small, family-owned manufacturer. I work in the Engineering Department assembling packages of the labels that are applied to the units during the manufacturing/assembling process. I also make editorial changes to owner's manuals and documents used during manufacture. Other duties include: handling emails, writing letters & memos, scheduling visitors and assisting with inventory.
My co-workers are extremely friendly, helpful and we work together very well.
The hardest part of my job is the fact that it is part time with a full time workload.
The most enjoyable part of the job is the people. From the office to the plant all work together to be a team.

Turnover is out of control and management is oblivious that they are the problem. The company is very behind the times where email is only given to management and one email per department is shared because employees are not trusted to have their own email. The company is not very generous with their employees, raises are low if you are lucky enough to get one, you must bring your own coffee to drink and for Christmas management asks their vendors to send in gifts for their employees. (Best gifts are pulled out for the president and CEO.) on the bright side there are many good people that work there and it's just a shame they are not given more credit and benefits for all their hard work.

This company has been in operation for over 45 years. We enjoy the "who's who" as customers. We receive vendor of the year, innovation and supplier awards. We achieve this thru an excellent work force that is proud of what they design, build and support. We utilize the most advance manufacturing equipment which includes Fiber Optic Lasers, CNC press brakes, fully automated state of the art panel benders and a full complement of machine and welding equipment. We are fast growing and adding customers weekly. We are given high marks by our customers and they enjoy the support of a  passionate staff here at Marshall Air Systems committed to the success of their brands. Come join the team and enjoy a rewarding career. 

You can do everything right they have picks at their facility some guys that been there years half work while you bust your behind me being a material handler, I seen it everyday having along list of things to do while they look at you throw paper balls do pranks while the supervisor not attending them because he’s doing a 100 things but let me go when I had my assignment done everyday as well as clean.

I have worked at Marshall Air Systems for 2 1/2 years and of  my career spanning over 30 years, this is by far my favorite job. The people are amazing and the company’s leadership team is very strong and business savvy., successfully competting with major competitors in the foodservice industry. I am proud to work for this smaller, privately owned company who has a strong domestic presence, as well as international influence. Also, we are so fortunate to work on a beautiful campus.

Management CEO is a joke,everything is out of date,they do not care about their employees just that they show up,nobody has been there longer than 10 years and that is just very few,very stressful job,If you got any other place to work at I would suggest you go there. Very big tune over rate,you might get a raise 10-15 cents an hour. If you do have to go always keep a look out for any other jobs because they are really hard to work for and you will see If you go there.Good Luck 

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Tig welder 3 salaries reported	$23.17 per hour
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Design engineer 1 salary reported	$72,500 per year
Electrical assembler 2 salaries reported	$26.00 per hour

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