injection mold operator

maintenance technician

mold setter

production operator

control panel technician

Mayco International


At Mayco, the work culture feels more like a supportive family environment rather than just a workplace. Despite the fairly heavy workload, there's a strong sense of camaraderie and teamwork that makes tackling tasks feel manageable and even enjoyable. The company prioritizes the well-being of its employees by offering a great healthcare plan, ensuring that everyone has access to top-notch medical care without the stress of financial burden.

One of the standout features of Mayco is its commitment to work-life balance through flexible hours. There's flexibility to accommodate your schedule, allowing you to maintain harmony between professional and personal life. This flexibility fosters a sense of trust and autonomy among employees, empowering them to manage their time effectively.

Overall, Mayco strikes a perfect balance between a challenging workload and a nurturing environment. If you're seeking a workplace where you're not just another employee but a valued member of a supportive community, Mayco may be place for you.

A typical day starts with criticism on how poorly you are performing and threatening to be written up. They are nice to your face then ame the operators for the failures of the process breaking down. It is a second chance employer it you have a felony or criminal background and struggle to find work this place will hire you if you can pass a drug test. They play favorites and when it goes badly they will ride you till you quit. My personal experience was being allowed to make adjustments to machine to get good parts and then a sudden restriction to this and then being told that I must still produce and make rate. I took a write up but they continued to "punish" until I had enough and quit during the UAW strike . I had an injury at work that I still have not had paid and they claim they have. Left hand has no idea what the right hand is doing and they dare you to care.

First job I was trained the machine was or had to be running at maximum speed and there was no way I could keep up with the parts being brought & dropped to your table and the co-worker training me was foreign and could not understand 80% of what he was trying to say. And on top of that was very rude and disrespectful the whole time to the point that I had to speak up for myself. Not to mention he was very disrespectful in the fact that I could not move as fast as he could when it was my first day of being there. Then when a serious medical condition came up and I had a severe infection and had to call in for 2 days by then was let go. And I worked my butt off and that is my style of work how I work I consistently work every second because I don't like wasting time because time will go by slow so my hard-working style never got appreciated or even valued or even it looked at.

No family life, lots of overtime, some of the process techs dont wanna do there job, very biased and judging management (except process and maintenance) this place does not really care about you or your family..its a factory, Quality changes every day, Team Leads are biased as well and if they don't like you they will put you on the worst machines. Machines break down a lot and they can't properly fix them cause the company doesn't want to spend the money. This job will stress you out due to things changing every day. Training sucks due to low staff...very easy job though. 

Management has too much attitude, head 3rd shift union rep does not have enough knowledge to assist in union business efficiently. There is a 1 minute grace period which is highly ridiculous via the size of company building and specified parking lot for most employees. The place new gate system this year which is a waste of time when going in or out. Most people are nice the others are mean for no good reasons. Alot of back stabbing, lying, thieves and factory gossip. Every aspect of this job i.e. vacation, punching in and out, is controlled in ways it should not. I would never recommend anyone to work here. All management are a joke.

Typical day you stand all day for 10-12 hours. Management is ok, they show favoritism and very rude in speaking to employees they don't want to let you use the restroom when you have to go. Workplace culture is loud and the hardest part of the job is dealing with management and the employees around you. The computer system and torque guns need replacing to a better system.The most enjoyable part of the job is you listen to music ( if your doing a good job and staying ahead) and going to lunch to have a piece of mind you can leave on lunch breaks.

A typical day would start off slow, usually after the first break speed up. I learned a lot on some days I guess just depending on what's going on that day. it was some of the management that would tech you how to do different things depending on what area you are trying to learn. my co-workers are very helpful, there are always there to help and to also pass the time. the hardest part of the day was after lunch it seemed like the time would go by really slow. One of the parts I really enjoyed was the middle of the day I don't know what it was but it just seemed liked everything was rolling and everything was good.

Inspected a lot of componets for the Instrumental panel and inspectied full assembled instrumental panels. Created and printed shipping labels. Performend Scoring test on vinyl and overland skins for the airbags. Gauged instrumental panels before shipment. Data entry. Assisted Quality Supervisor. I have a lot of respect with management. In all the time working for them, never felt anything egative to say. It was good to work for them. I worked with a lot of good co-workers, which I treated with respect, as well as they did. Never considered the job as a hard one, I always found the way to make it easy and enjoyable by being organized, and focus on my duties.

Great place to stay in top physical condition if you work on the floor. You do not have a work life balance if your salary on manufacturing floor. O.t during the week for supervisors is straight time until Saturday and Sunday then only time in a half. You are exempt even though it does not meet state requirements or federal requirements. Very dirt, greasy filthy place. Treated very poorly by mangers. Hr is great tho. Machines are in extremely poor condition and unable to hold a steady process from run to run. There is no standardization or organization.

Horrible management  reward some treat others like dirt. always a job threat, a put down ,a snub in some way. Corporate  does not seem to care because these are great paying jobs with great benefits and they are constantly hiring. This place should be the envy of the industry and its a toilet. You would think corporate would be concerned and say "What the heck is going on at that plant" but they dont seem to give a care.  STAY AWAY from this company. The management at this plant is the WORST. They also have only one customer and are constantly down. 2   3   days a week. 2 shifts
and shut down every night.,

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Injection mold operator 5 salaries reported	$30.70 per hour
Maintenance technician 8 salaries reported	$30.63 per hour
Mold setter 1 salary reported	$24.45 per hour
Production operator 5 salaries reported	$15.90 per hour
Control panel technician 7 salaries reported	$34.86 per hour

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