truck driver

laboratory technician

operator

logistics associate

mechanic

Martin Resource Management Corp

If you value any part of yourself you will not work here. The job is easy, you test asphalt, not cure cancer. People aren't too bad, but don't work in the Hondo, TX lab, the plant there is so poorly organized that it'll make you want to strangle someone, and don't even think about standing up for yourself, you will be treated horrible and if you report harassment to the plant manager or HR they will do everything in their power to shut you up. I even went as far as asking the CEO to help me with the incompetent HR and to tackle the abuse that I was subjected to, but you wanna take a guess at what they did? They canned me, during the peak of the pandemic... told me that I called HR excessively and that I didn't follow the proper chain of command... oh, and when I applied for unemployment they said I was let go due to a, "safety violation" that's super interesting, because I never once received ANY paperwork that told me this... If you're still reading this, you either think I'm just petty or crazy right? Well go for the interview in the lab, there you will see a hunting and fishing game camera that the other tech placed up herself, everyone will tell you it's a safety camera, and you'll believe it for a little while until you start to get text messages about where you were on days, or better yet, you'll find evidence of her spying, (times, dates, what you're wearing, etc.) you'll take it to HR and then they fire you for complaining, trust me, I'm not the first tech this has happened to, and I won't be the last.

I ran off of the Bossier City yard it was a good driving job with excellent benefits the most reasonably priced Healthcare and life insurance I've seen at any trucking company plenty of hometime I did all of my resets at home it was also a good place for training on tanker trailers they have a good variety of different types of trailers I learned how to load and unload in different ways depending on what I hauled its a good out and back job  sometimes you would run local other times you were home a few knights a week

I was  Warehouse manager Typical Day I would started at 600 AM and oversee around 15 employee we load 20/30 trucks a day I had to make sure the right Products were loaded on all trucks making sure our inventory was right care of all time cards , Hardest part of my job was making sure that the line was making the right products and putting them in the right racks, Knowing that at the end of each day someone learn how to do a job the right way

Typically a very laid back and enjoyable place to work as long as everyone is doing what they are paid to do. There are many different locations and departments under the umbrella of Martin Resource Management corp. The culture you experience vs another person is highly dependent upon location each person is working and under what supervision. 

I heard a lot of good things here. The people were great, especially co-workers, and I overall felt at home. But if you're someone who has a learning curve, then be extra careful. If you struggle trying to learn everything in this place, they will not hesitate in pulling the rug from right under your feet at the worst possible time. They'll think of you as another disposable at-will employee and throw whatever promise they make for you right out the window. 

Terrible management who use threats to make you do what they want. Terrible buisness managers. Dont practice what they preach. Talk down and make fun of their employees. Make terrible decisions and just down right dont care about their employees. Pay is bad. Benefits are decent. The way they cut costs is to cut employees hours before anything else. I'm just here to build my resume. 10/10 would not recommend working here.

They expect you to try and hire drivers in a market that their pay scale is a minimum wage scale. They want to pay $14 an hour in a market that is $27 to $44 an hour their milage rate is 30 to 40 cents a mile less than the local market  for tank drivers.  Simply terrible and they will lie to you and expect you to lie to anyone you talk with about coming to work for them.  Simply put. Stay away

A typical day at work is long but short, I learned that anything that can go wrong will go wrong, management was very supportive and the co-workers are friendly and helpful. The hardest part of the job is learning all the different customers likes and dislikes and the most enjoyable part of the job is that you are home 2-3 times a week.

Billing out transportation bills to companies moving chemical around the southern states.
I loved the flexibility in my job being able to attend school and still work.
The hardest part of my job was dealing with drivers who were not paid right according to their log sheets.

Had a bad experience with manger she had her favorites and if you where not on her list she would treat you like an outsider. Was let go for no reason at all. What I learn was the basics .. When you would ask manger for help she had no idea either.. Hardest part of job was dealing with manger. Enjoyable part where some of my co-workers.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Truck driver 1 salary reported	$1,500 per week
Laboratory technician 17 salaries reported	$13.50 per hour
Operator 1 salary reported	$23.90 per hour
Logistics associate 2 salaries reported	$16.00 per hour
Mechanic 1 salary reported	$16.00 per hour

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